It's no secret that James Washington's rookie season was disappointing. A second-round draft pick from Oklahoma State, Washington caught only 16 passes on 38 targets for 217 yards and one touchdown.
But 140 of those yards came in the Steelers' final four games. What changed in Washington's game is what makes him the Steelers' best candidate for a breakout season. Here's why:
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