Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace displayed a lot of potential as a rookie in 2009, totaling 756 yards receiving and six touchdowns. As a follow up, he has taken a big step forward in his second year, becoming a go-to guy and the leading receiver on the team. He has also emerged as one of the biggest deep threats in the league, averaging 21 yards per reception during the regular season, which was second only to Philadelphia's DeSean Jackson.
During the 2010 season, Wallace caught 60 passes for 1,257 yards and 10 touchdowns.

He really came on strong over the second half, eclipsing 100 yards receiving in six of his last nine games. He's been shut down in the playoffs, however, recording just three catches for 26 yards during the two contests.