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Post-Ben Roethlisberger, the Pittsburgh Steelers have quickly found themselves in the cellar of the AFC North. While Mike Tomlin remains in place, it’s full steam ahead—for now—with Mitchell Trubisky and a roster in need of pop on both sides of the ball.
As we’ve seen in years prior, if you’re able to rush the quarterback, a lack of talent at the second and third level of the defense can be inherently masked—while adding a corner remained a priority here, I’m intrigued by the depth of secondary talent moving into days two and three of the draft. Talents in Wyatt, Watt, Heyward, Devin Bush, and the newly-signed Myles Jack should allow the Steelers to enjoy success within their front seven.
Not the biggest safety, Pitre’s willingness to stick his face in the mud and wrangle down ball-carriers and pass-catchers with ease showcased instincts matched by few in the safety class. While things could be better on the outside with Levi Wallace and Justin Layne as Pittsburgh’s two starting corners, the addition of Ahkello Witherspoon and a year of play under Tre Norwood’s belt in the slot highlights things could be much, MUCH worse in retrospect.
A 50-50 ball extraordinaire whose athleticism allows him to consistently stack corners and break off routes at a moment’s notice, in a deep wideout class, adding the uber-productive Pierce here on day three could be considered a steal.When I saw Zach Tom’s name available on the board here, I couldn’t have clicked “draft” any quicker.
His film won’t blow anyone away, but Pittsburgh is in need of depth, and the former Wake Forest standout’s athleticism and strength could allow him to work into substantial snaps. He could very easily come off the board a round or two higher, but here in the sixth round, you won’t find more bang for your buck. A mauling interior lineman, Cade Mays is NASTY. He’s got work to do in refining his technique—especially in space—but Mays could offer help at guard both in the now and in the future.
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