The Facts: Smith-Schuster was at the Cowboys facility on Wednesday to film a commercial with Cowboys QB Dak Prescott and told reporters at a press conference that he is “most likely” going to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent next month. Smith-Schuster did the same last year, but wound up returning to the Steelers on a one-year deal. While Smith-Schuster wasn’t ruling anything out in Pittsburgh, he did note the “very prestige” surroundings with the Cowboys and said he could see himself joining up with Prescott. “He’s a great quarterback,” Smith-Schuster said. “Catching balls from him in a facility like this, I wouldn’t mind it. He has some good guys around him, a great team, a great organization. So you never know.”

Diehards Line: After the Steelers lost to the Chiefs in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, Smith-Schuster said that he would like to return to the Steelers for “another four years” but it doesn’t sound like he expects any deal to happen before the start of the new league year. The Cowboys have plenty to sort out at receiver with Michael Gallup and Cedrick Wilson set for free agency and decisions to make on Amari Cooper‘s contract. Whether any of that opens a door to Smith-Schuster will be determined at a later date. Remember, the Chiefs also made a strong push to land Smith-Schuster before he decided to return to Pittsburgh last year.