Didn't we have inside info that Mason Rudolph

[Steelhere10]

Would be the first pick for the Steelers? I guess Colbert lied to someone's cousin uncle next door neighbor.....

[feltdizz]

LMAO.. gotta love the draft gurus. They have all the intel

[Steelhere10]

Asking for a friend.... Lmao

[Steel Maniac]

Would be the first pick for the Steelers? I guess Colbert lied to someone's cousin uncle next door neighbor.....

LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's called "smoke screening" for a reason.

[Ghost]

I mean it's not as if 5 other QBs were taken in the first round. Wait...what...

[RuthlessBurgher]

Folks thought we dined the Oklahoma State prospects because we were interested in drafting QB Mason Rudolph as a potential heir apparent to Ben Roethlisberger. It could be that we were actually interested in his top WR James Washington as a potential day two replacement for Martavis Bryant.

[feltdizz]

Folks thought we dined the Oklahoma State prospects because we were interested in drafting QB Mason Rudolph as a potential heir apparent to Ben Roethlisberger. It could be that we were actually interested in his top WR James Washington as a potential day two replacement for Martavis Bryant.

haha.. yup. That's what I thought. It's like asking a woman out to grill her about her cousin

[Ghost]

Folks thought we dined the Oklahoma State prospects because we were interested in drafting QB Mason Rudolph as a potential heir apparent to Ben Roethlisberger. It could be that we were actually interested in his top WR James Washington as a potential day two replacement for Martavis Bryant.

Washington measured 5'11" / 213 at the combine.

Every receiver at the combine who’s heavier than Washington is at least 6’2. The next-heaviest wideout at 5’11 is SMU’s Trey Quinn, who came in at 203 pounds. According to Pro-Football Reference’s Play Index, there wasn’t a single player in the league in 2017 who was listed as a receiver, was shorter than 6’0, was heavier than 210 pounds, and had a reception.

[Prowler]

Actually, we should trade one of our third round picks, then move up and draft Mason Rudolph, IMO. We'll have our next franchise QB for the next 15 years.

[Steel Maniac]

Actually, we should trade one of our third round picks, then move up and draft Mason Rudolph, IMO. We'll have our next franchise QB for the next 15 years.

I believe in Rudolph having a real chance to pan out. His resume is as good as any other QB's resume in this draft.

[feltdizz]

Actually, we should trade one of our third round picks, then move up and draft Mason Rudolph, IMO. We'll have our next franchise QB for the next 15 years.

move up to draft a QB in the second? You can't be serious.

[Ghost]

Actually, we should trade one of our third round picks, then move up and draft Mason Rudolph, IMO. We'll have our next franchise QB for the next 15 years.

This is from SI.com's 2nd round mock draft posted today. They don't think the Steelers need to move:

60. Pittsburgh: Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma State
I felt all along that teams might not value Rudolph the same way the public did, which is why he’s available this late.

[Eddie Spaghetti]

if he is there in the 2nd, you really have to consider it

[feltdizz]

I hope we consider it and then move on to a better pick.

I actually think he will be gone by the time we pick.

[Prowler]

move up to draft a QB in the second? You can't be serious.

For the good of your own mental health the good news is the Steelers probably won't trade up for Rudolph. There are many fans and evaluators who will disagree with me on this QB. And they're probably right but its my opinion that Mason is a franchise QB and worth the chance. What do I know, I come from the hotbed of football here in Canada. I'm just an old armchair QB that loves the Steelers and watching a lot of the college game. Whatever management decides and no matter who they draft I will be a fanatical fan. All the best, feltdizz!!