Pittsburgh Steelers fans debated on social media the possibility of the team bringing back wide receiver Diontae Johnson.

The fears and doubts surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers' biggest problem, the wide receiver room, may soon be solved! Fans of the Black and Gold have finally gotten their wish: former Steelers WR Diontae Johnson has been waived by the Baltimore Ravens.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were named as a team to watch for Diontae Johnson after the Baltimore Ravens waived him.

The Baltimore Ravens officially waived disgruntled wide receiver Diontae Johnson on Friday, which means he'll go to waivers on Monday. With their need at wide receiver, could the Steelers reunite with Johnson next week?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the teams interested in recently-released Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Diontae Johnson. Johnson was cut after he refused to go into the team’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles and was promptly suspended.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will get their second matchup against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 16, but unlike their first meeting, one former player w

The Baltimore Ravens have mutually agreed to excuse former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson from team activities ahead of a Week 16 matchup wit

Johnson and the Ravens initially agreed to excuse him from team activities this week. Johnson was suspended for last week’s victory over the New York Giants for conduct detrimental to the team. Johnson’s suspension stemmed from refusing to enter Baltimore’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

With Diontae Johnson becoming available via waivers recently, there has been a logical thought that the Pittsburgh Steelers could have interest in him due to their need at wide receiver. Here's what head coach Mike Tomlin said when asked about the possibility of the Steelers reuniting with Johnson.

According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, Los Angeles is someone to watch for WR Diontae Johnson ... third-round draft pick in 2019 by the Steelers, has amassed 422 catches for 4,726 yards and 28 touchdowns for Pittsburgh, the Panthers and Baltimore.

PITTSBURGH — They say you never truly appreciate ... Jackson was reportedly set to be cut by the Carolina Panthers before the Steelers acquired him in exchange for embattled receiver Diontae Johnson. Meanwhile, Elliott signed a two-year, $6 million ...