After being suspended by the Baltimore Ravens for refusing to enter the game against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Ravens have officially released wide receiver Diontae Johnson after acquiring him from the Carolina Panthers ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

Johnson’s had a crazy year. In January, he was playing for the Steelers in a playoff game. In March, he was dealt to the Panthers in exchange for Donte Jackson and a pick swap before being sent to Baltimore in the middle of the season. Now, he finds himself without a team altogether, which does warrant the question — should the Steelers bring him back for the playoffs?

The obvious answer is yes. Sometimes it takes seeing what’s on the other side to realize that it wasn’t greener after all. Johnson would immediately be the No. 2 receiver for the Steelers on the perimeter. And while they would have to get him acclimated into the offense, they’d have a couple of weeks to do so ahead of the postseason. The move makes all the sense in the world, and Pittsburgh should bring Johnson back.

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Should the Pittsburgh Steelers make a waiver wire claim on Diontae Johnson