As other teams make moves at the trade deadline, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been quiet. While a few hours still remain until time is up, there has only been speculation regarding Pittsburgh's interest in any particular player.

"We work the trade market not only at that position but all positions," Mike Tomlin said of adding a wide receiver. "I think every team does, particularly those of us that are trying to lean in as the road gets narrow, and so I acknowledge that we're active participants in trade discussions, but to be quite honest with you, we always are, and so I wouldn't read too much into that behavior. I just think that's normal prudent business for us. If you're trying to be a developing world championship outfit."

That's a Mike Tomlin answer, if there ever was one. No surprise there. He's been in this league for a long time and doesn't have to think twice about giving away the Steelers' true intentions.

Pittsburgh remains resolute on its plan: Always be on the lookout for talent and value.

Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette believes the Steelers could look to bolster defensive line depth. Steelers Nation has been pushing hard for their team to add a play-maker at wide receiver, but aside from making a significant move for someone like D.K. Metcalf or Courtland Sutton, pickings are slim. Adding New York Jets' Mike Williams or Carolina Panthers' Adam Theilen would not upgrade what they currently have at receiver. With Diontae Johnson now a Baltimore Raven, it's doubtful the Panthers would be looking to move the 34-year-old Theieln, anyway.

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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Mike Tomlin mum on Steelers 'active' plan at trade deadline