Words out of spring ball was that Weah was pretty much over his yips - self admitted yips BTW - and is doing very well. He publicly admitted it was mental vice physical. He also had 3 catches for 102 yards in the spring scrimmage so i think he's on his way.
Here is an article written after the spring game.
Weah is even less proven than Henderson, having yet to catch a pass in an actual game. At times, he got ample snaps, though struggled to catch the ball when it was thrown to him. Weah was frank about the root of his troubles.
“I’ve struggled in the past with catching the ball and just having high confidence,” Weah said.
Now, Weah said, his confidence is higher than ever. Plus, performing well in front of a crowd - albeit in a scrimmage - was important for his spirits, quarterback Nathan Peterman said.
“I thought it was good to come to Heinz Field and do that again, especially for him mentally,” Peterman said. “Now in the season he can come back with this mentally and be like, “I made plays here, I’ve done it before.’”
Weah said him and Peterman are continuing to grow a rapport, which has developed significantly over the spring.
“In offseason workouts we would always work on catching and throwing and running routes,” Weah said.
Narduzzi would like that connection to continue to sprout, as he’ll need someone to step up as a deep threat in the passing game.
Regardless of what some fans think there is solid talent at the receivers position. - and I'll go so far as to say I think Ford will be our star offensive player this season. You just cannot discount a 19.2 yards per catch average. If it was on only a few catches I'd say it was a fluke - but he had 26 receptions last season. He's going to get the amount of catches that VincePitt above says - maybe even more. This is an experienced and very good receiver.
Put it this way - Ford had over half Boyd's total yardage on about 1/4 of the catches...
To say there isn't talent there is a bit shortsighted, but I can see how one could say that. But again, Tyler Boyd was the elephant in the WR unit last season so we really didn't get a chance to see others have enough opportunity to really show what they can do.
Last note and take it FWIW - a good friend of mine spent an evening in a beach town with Canada in the early summer and Canada said this in conversation: "
We're going to score a ton of points if Peterman stays healthy". Now - we have all heard stuff like that before but those who know me know I try to shoot straight and so I take that at face value - we are going to score big points in the passing game and it will be on longer intermediate and deep throws. "
If Peterman..." is the key phrase there - we are opening up the offense this season.