Calvin Austin III is highlighted as an affordable option in the Steelers' passing game, providing a potential high-upside play given the expected game script. With Pittsburgh likely playing from behind, his role as a deep threat becomes crucial, making him an intriguing punt play at a low salary.

Calvin Austin III had a solid performance with four receptions for 65 yards, showcasing his potential as a reliable target. However, he was overshadowed by the standout performances of other receivers last week.

Calvin Austin III has stepped up as the primary target for the Steelers in the absence of George Pickens, garnering significant attention with 10 looks in the last two games. His recent performance includes 130 yards and nine catches, making him a viable option against a Chiefs defense that has struggled against wide receivers this season.

Calvin Austin III stepped up as Pittsburgh's No. 1 receiver with George Pickens sidelined due to a hamstring injury. He tied for the team lead in targets, catching four passes for 65 yards, marking his second consecutive game with that yardage. Austin's recent performance indicates he is playing his best football, making him a strong flex option if Pickens remains out.

Calvin Austin III had a standout performance, catching four passes for 65 yards, including key receptions that helped the Steelers tie the game at 17-17. His contributions were crucial in a game where the Steelers struggled to maintain momentum.