In a recent turn of events, former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson has found himself available for waiver claims after being waived by the Baltimore Ravens. Despite the speculation surrounding a potential reunion between the Steelers and the talented wideout, head coach Mike Tomlin remains tight-lipped about the team’s intentions.

Johnson’s journey took a tumultuous turn when he was suspended for the Ravens' Week 15 game due to conduct deemed detrimental to the team. This disciplinary action came after he refused to enter a game during Week 13—a decision that raised eyebrows and questions about his commitment. He was acquired by Baltimore in a midseason trade with the Carolina Panthers, but his time with the Ravens was short-lived, as he managed to record just one catch during this stint.

When asked about the possibility of bringing Johnson back into the fold, Coach Tomlin responded succinctly, "I have nothing to add about someone who’s not on our football team right now." This comment suggests that, while there may be interest, the Steelers are not yet ready to make any announcements regarding Johnson's future.

During his five seasons with the Steelers, Johnson amassed impressive statistics, recording 391 receptions for 4,363 yards and 25 touchdowns. Such a performance has left many fans wondering whether the Steelers might consider giving him a second chance, especially with their current receiving corps facing challenges.

As Johnson awaits a potential claim, the NFL world is left speculating: Will he rejoin his former team, or has he played his last down in Pittsburgh? As the waiver deadline approaches, all eyes will be on the Steelers to see if they take a chance on their former star. Stay tuned for updates on Diontae Johnson—this is just the beginning of what could be a dramatic storyline this offseason!