Ben Roethlisberger will never have a game like that ever again. Let's just get that out of the way up front, shall we?

With that out of the way, it's clear to see that the Steelers have finally found a number-two wideout to complement all-everything Antonio Brown. Sure, Martavis Bryant may run routes like he's never played the game before, but he's tall, he's fast, and he can stretch out the defenses like no one in Pittsburgh since Mike Wallace left. If Brown is going to eat underneath, Bryant will eventually strike over the top - and that boom potential is exactly what your team needs in underdog matchups.