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Steelers rookie already impressing veteran WR Michael Pittman Jr.
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A Pittsburgh Steelers rookie is apparently impressing all the right people, as veteran wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. couldn't stop singing his praises.
Speaking with reporters during media availability, Pittman commended rookie wide receiver Germie Bernard 's work ethic and was surprised by how fast the young wideout is picking up the offense.
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"He came in the right way," Pittman said. "He has put his head down, and he's working hard and executing the plays. I mean, he's been here for two weeks now, and I feel like he already knows everything. Whatever he's doing is working, and I think he's going to keep on getting better."
Bernard, selected by the Steelers with the 47th overall pick in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, played at Michigan State (2022), Washington (2023), and Alabama (2024-2025) over the past four years. Possessing impressive versatility to line up outside, in the slot, or out of the backfield, Bernard recorded 2,387 yards from scrimmage and 18 total touchdowns in his collegiate career.
It's promising that a wide receiver with Pittman's talent is already impressed with Bernard, as some expect the young receiver to be a Day 1 contributor for the Aaron Rodgers-led offense.
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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers' Michael Pittman Jr. impressed with rookie Germie Bernard
