3 wide receivers Packers could trade for not named DK Metcalf

2. Anthony Miller (Pittsburgh Steelers)

Talk about a little familiarity? The Green Bay Packers have had few problems in recent seasons with the rival Chicago Bears. So could general manager Brian Gutekunst take a chance on a player who called the Windy City home for three seasons?

Back in 2018, then-general manager Ryan Pace used a second-round pick on talented University of Memphis wideout Anthony Miller. He finished with just 33 receptions during his rookie campaign but seven of those grabs went for scores. Over the next two seasons, he snared a combined 101 passes but reached the end zone just four times.

All told, Miller never quite lived up to the team’s expectations and last July, was traded to the Houston Texans. He appeared in two games (making 1 start) and caught a combined five passes for 23 yards.

He would be released by the team and eventually scooped up by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played in just one game for Mike Tomlin’s club and totaled one reception for two yards. He was signed to a futures contract by the club earlier this year and is on the roster.

The Steelers have their own holes to fill on the wideout depth chart. Could Miller be made available for the right deal?