Andy Holloway said he would bet on Calvin Austin outscoring sophomore Roman Wilson in 2025 redraft formats. Holloway cited Wilson’s lost rookie year – the third-round pick saw action in only one game before repeated camp injuries shelved him – and pointed out that wide receivers who produce nothing as rookies have an extremely low Year-2 hit rate. Pittsburgh has struggled to support multiple fantasy-relevant wideouts behind its alpha (Diontae Johnson, George Pickens, now TBD) in recent seasons, so Holloway believes experience and health will steer targets toward Austin. He added that veteran signings like Robert Woods and Scotty Miller feel like depth moves, signaling the coaching staff’s confidence in Austin’s role as the primary field-stretcher. With drafters gravitating to the shinier Roman Wilson name in late rounds, Holloway recommended taking Austin as a cheap WR6 flier in best-ball or deep season-long leagues.