The Steelers and Raiders have circled each other for weeks over a potential Jakobi Meyers deal, as an NFL rumor, and a clean-on-paper fit for Pittsburgh’s thin receiver room, while Las Vegas gauges value. Reports have also tied the Bills to the conversation, with Buffalo exploring help behind its top options and the Raiders signaling a high asking price for their veteran target.

Per the New York Times, Las Vegas has fielded calls from both the Steelers and Bills on Meyers, but the Raiders set a steep price, and Pittsburgh is simultaneously checking other wideout options as the deadline nears.

That stance tracks with how the market views Meyers, who profiles as a reliable chain-mover and route-winner rather than a pure field stretcher, and it explains why interested teams are testin

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