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    Quote Originally Posted by SteelerOfDeVille View Post
    Exactly... IIRC, Marcus Allen was a 4.7 guy or something like that... but, I don't recall ever seeing him caught from behind.
    I think Jerry Rice ran a 4.7 too and he ended up having a pretty decent career...
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    I wouldn't have a problem with Jones.. but please, please, please pick up Ertz in the second. We need playmakers on O.

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    Quote Originally Posted by feltdizz View Post
    I wouldn't have a problem with Jones.. but please, please, please pick up Ertz in the second. We need playmakers on O.
    Sign me up for both Jarvis Jones and Zach Ertz with our first two picks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RuthlessBurgher View Post
    Sign me up for both Jarvis Jones and Zach Ertz with our first two picks!
    ditto... i'd take that.
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    2.51 - Zach Frazier, C, WVU
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    3.98 - Andru Phillips, CB, Kentucky
    4.117 - Maason Smith, DT, LSU
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    I think that you can disregard the "Lebeau doesn't let them play for two years" argument here. There are usually two overriding factors behind why our D players can't get on the field right away:

    1) They have to learn a new position and scheme
    2) There are already superior vets in front of them

    Hood and Heyward had Smith and Keisel in place ahead of them. Hood was new to the 3-4. Timmons was moving inside in a 3-4 to from outside in a 4-3. etc...

    In this case, you would have a player coming in who was a 3-4 OLB in college. He is not coming in behind 5 time pro-bowler, two time all pro, former DPOY James Harrison. He would come in and compete with a group that includes Worilds, Robinson, and Carter. A group with 13 combined career starts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steeler_fan_in_t.o. View Post
    I think that you can disregard the "Lebeau doesn't let them play for two years" argument here. There are usually two overriding factors behind why our D players can't get on the field right away:

    1) They have to learn a new position and scheme
    2) There are already superior vets in front of them

    Hood and Heyward had Smith and Keisel in place ahead of them. Hood was new to the 3-4. Timmons was moving inside in a 3-4 to from outside in a 4-3. etc...

    In this case, you would have a player coming in who was a 3-4 OLB in college. He is not coming in behind 5 time pro-bowler, two time all pro, former DPOY James Harrison. He would come in and compete with a group that includes Worilds, Robinson, and Carter. A group with 13 combined career starts.
    good point...with 13 combined starts between them I think Jones could pull a Woodley... ehh, first year Woodley, not last year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steeler_fan_in_t.o. View Post
    I think that you can disregard the "Lebeau doesn't let them play for two years" argument here. There are usually two overriding factors behind why our D players can't get on the field right away:

    1) They have to learn a new position and scheme
    2) There are already superior vets in front of them

    Hood and Heyward had Smith and Keisel in place ahead of them. Hood was new to the 3-4. Timmons was moving inside in a 3-4 to from outside in a 4-3. etc...

    In this case, you would have a player coming in who was a 3-4 OLB in college. He is not coming in behind 5 time pro-bowler, two time all pro, former DPOY James Harrison. He would come in and compete with a group that includes Worilds, Robinson, and Carter. A group with 13 combined career starts.
    Stop introducing logic into the discussion a rookie should never have to wait a couple of years to play and, particularly, a 1st round rookie. He should be inserted into the lineup immediately, many teams do this every year and are successful from what I hear.

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    2.51 - Zach Frazier, C, West Virginia
    3.84 - Roman Wilson, WR, Michigan
    3.98 - Payton Wilson, LB, UNC
    4.119 - Mason McCprmick, OG, S. Dakota St
    7.178 - Logan Lee, DT, Iowa
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    Quote Originally Posted by steeler_fan_in_t.o. View Post
    I think that you can disregard the "Lebeau doesn't let them play for two years" argument here. There are usually two overriding factors behind why our D players can't get on the field right away:

    1) They have to learn a new position and scheme
    2) There are already superior vets in front of them

    Hood and Heyward had Smith and Keisel in place ahead of them. Hood was new to the 3-4. Timmons was moving inside in a 3-4 to from outside in a 4-3. etc...

    In this case, you would have a player coming in who was a 3-4 OLB in college. He is not coming in behind 5 time pro-bowler, two time all pro, former DPOY James Harrison. He would come in and compete with a group that includes Worilds, Robinson, and Carter. A group with 13 combined career starts.
    Exactly! If Jones is drafted by the Steelers at 17, he comes in and starts from day one regardless of what this organization has done in the past. In this case, the history of what this origination has done draft-wise does not come into play because of the factors you point too.
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    Has anyone mentioned that Tyler Eiffert is available in the draft this year? I hear he's a pretty good tight end.

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    The 2024 Pittsburgh Steeler draft

    1.20 - Troy Fautanu, T, Washington
    2.51 - Zach Frazier, C, West Virginia
    3.84 - Roman Wilson, WR, Michigan
    3.98 - Payton Wilson, LB, UNC
    4.119 - Mason McCprmick, OG, S. Dakota St
    7.178 - Logan Lee, DT, Iowa
    7.195 -

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    Quote Originally Posted by papillon View Post
    Has anyone mentioned that Tyler Eiffert is available in the draft this year? I hear he's a pretty good tight end.

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    never heard of him...

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