Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-1, 206 lbs |
| Birthplace: Las Vegas, NV |
| Age: 22 |
| School: Alabama |
| Experience: R |
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1:52Packers at Steelers: Preseason Position Battles to Watch
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1:03Steelers Receiver Options Entering Training Camp
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1:205 Rookies Who Will Make An Immediate Impact: Germie Bernard
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9:20Biggest Questions for the NFC West After the 2026 Draft
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0:512026 NFL Draft Grades: Steelers Select Germie Bernard No. 47
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2:24NFL Draft Day 2: Which Position Will Be Picked The Most?
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1:52Best Available Wide Receivers Left In The NFL Draft
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1:30NFL 30 Over 30: Rodgers Does Not Make The Cut
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1:59Tyler Biadasz Out Indefinitely With ACL Injury
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1:33Most Impressive Rookie QB So Far: Drew Allar
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1:42Drew Allar's 3 TDs Lead Steelers Past Packers
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1:39Aaron Rodgers: 'Preseason is Not Real Football'
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1:47Aaron Rodgers Hates Preseason: "It's Not Real Football"
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1:41Colts Wide Receiver Room Dealing With Injuries
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1:42What is the Steelers' Biggest Question?
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1:38Mike McCarthy Reunion: Green Bay vs Pittsburgh
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1:46What Are The Packers' Biggest Questions?
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9:32Division Prediction: AFC North
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1:46Fantasy Football: Chuba Hubbard vs. Jonathon Brooks
Top Germie Bernard News
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Steelers' Germie Bernard: Takes advantage of opportunity Thursday
Bernard caught four of five targets for 51 yards in Thursday's 28-9 preseason win over the Packers.
'The rookie wideout tied tight end Robert Tonyan for the Steelers' lead in receptions, but that production came with Mason Rudolph under center as Aaron Rodgers got the night off, and the team's top two wideouts DK Metcalf (undisclosed) and Michael Pittman (leg) sidelined. While it's encouraging that Bernard took advantage of his opportunity, and he did out-produce his main competition for the WR3 role in Roman Wilson, he still has a lot to prove to land on the fantasy radar in most formats.
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Steelers' Germie Bernard: Chance to shine in preseason opener
Bernard will have the opportunity to handle an expanded role in Thursday's preseason opener against the Packers due to injuries to both Michael Pittman (right leg) and DK Metcalf (undisclosed), Jacob Punturi of SI.com reports.
The Steelers released their initial depth chart Aug. 5, which had Roman Wilson pencilled in as the WR3 behind Pittman and Metcalf, while Bernard was listed as a second-teamer. A second-round selection of the Steelers in the 2026 NFL Draft, Bernard has been battling against Wilson for a spot in three-wide sets, and Thursday's preseason game will provide a stage on which both wideouts can audition for that role.
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Steelers' Germie Bernard: Battling Wilson for WR3 spot
Bernard got most of his reps in the slot with the first-team offense at Friday's practice, Alan Saunders of Steelers Now reports.
Bernard is competing for the third spot on the wide receiver depth chart with Roman Wilson, who mostly worked on the outside with the second-team offense Friday. That usage marked a departure from Wednesday's practice, when Wilson logged most of the reps in three-receiver sets alongside DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman. Bernard has also seen some time on the outside, with Wilson shifting into the slot, so the Steelers are still identifying their best combinations and pecking order at wide receiver at this early stage of training camp. Bernard is a rookie second-round pick, while Wilson was a third-round selection in 2024.
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Steelers' Germie Bernard: Role as rookie TBD
Bernard, who showed "confident hands and good body control" during OTAs and minicamp, per Mike DeFabo of The Athletic, figures to compete with Roman Wilson this summer for work behind DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman in three-receiver sets.
DeFabo notes that Wilson got almost all of the first-team reps in such sets this spring, but the competition between the 2024 third-rounder and Bernard should heat up during training camp. Of the two, Bernard -- who the Steelers took 47th overall in the 2026 NFL Draft -- brings more fantasy upside down the road, but it remains to be seen how much work he'll see out of the gate in the team's Aaron Rodgers-helmed offense. With that in mind, DeFabo suggests that while the 6-foot-1, 206-pound Alabama product has the versatility to line up everywhere, he "probably will carve out his niche as a big slot" as a rookie.
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