Mike Williams contributed to the Steelers' offensive efforts, making a crucial 15-yard reception on third down. However, the team struggled to maintain momentum, and his contributions were overshadowed by turnovers and penalties that hindered scoring opportunities.

With George Pickens sidelined, Mike Williams is expected to play a crucial role in the Steelers' passing game, stepping up alongside tight end Pat Freiermuth and Calvin Austin III to fill the void left by Pickens' absence.

Mike Williams caught three passes for 36 yards in Week 14, finishing second on the team in targets despite limited opportunities from quarterback Russell Wilson. However, with a tough matchup against the Eagles, who allow the fifth-fewest fantasy points to wide receivers, his production ceiling remains low, making him a risky start for fantasy managers in Week 15.

Mike Williams is positioned to potentially step up for the Steelers as the team deals with injuries in their wide receiver corps. With George Pickens possibly sidelined due to a hamstring injury, Williams may see increased opportunities in Week 15, making him a player to watch for fantasy managers looking to maximize their lineups during the playoffs.

Mike Williams had a promising start with the Steelers, catching a game-winning touchdown in his debut. However, his production has since dwindled, with three consecutive games without a catch and limited overall contributions, raising questions about his fit and future with the team.