Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Roman Wilson is working to prove his status as a top target for Aaron Rodgers after being listed as a third-string option on the team's first unofficial depth chart of the preseason.

Mike Tomlin and Co. took a gamble when they trusted that the offense wouldn't suffer after Rodgers spent the voluntary portion of the offseason program as an unsigned free agent.

LATROBE, Pa. — The Aaron Rodgers-to-Roman Wilson connection took a step in the right direction on Tuesday, starting with the first drill of practice. During Seven Shots, Rodgers was flushed out of the pocket. He rifled a pass between two defenders and into the outstretched hands of a diving Wilson.

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What's wrong with the offense? The run game is struggling, there are gaps in the passing game and offensive line concerns.

It's been a less than ideal start to Pittsburgh Steelers training camp for Roman Wilson, but his latest showing is a sign of hope for his sophomore season.

Former third-round pick Roman Wilson was not among the team's top four widereceivers when the Pittsburgh Steelers released their initial depth chartTuesday.The post Roman Wilson Appears to Have Work to Do After Steelers Release FirstDepth Chart appeared first on Heavy Sports.