Antonio Brown has restructured his contract.

A messy salary-cap situation has given the Steelers restructure fever. Signed to a six-year, $43.04 million deal just last July, Brown's 2013 base salary is only $2 million. That means the savings will be minimal. Ben Roethlisberger should be up next.

Antonio Brown said he's prepared to step in as the Steelers' No. 1 wideout in 2013.

Antonio Brown caught eight passes for 76 yards and a touchdown in Pittsburgh's Week 15 loss to the Cowboys.

It was a perfectly fine afternoon from a fantasy perspective, but Brown wounded the Steelers with a host of mental mistakes. Brown fumbled twice - losing one - and cost the Steelers field position by lining up too deep on a late fourth-quarter punt. Then with the Steelers looking to convert a 3rd-and-26 with 0:47 remaining in a tie game, Brown inexplicably ran out-of-bounds on an 11-yard grab, enabling the Cowboys to keep a timeout. It was the kind of performance that lands a player in the doghouse, though the Steelers may not have that option after Emmanuel Sanders departed with a rib injury. Brown will be a WR3 for the fantasy finals against Cincinnati.