Final mock
1 ) RB Etienne. Injury-prone, slow and fumble prone are gone from our backfield! Finally we have a back who can run both inside and outside. Etienne has 55 runs over 20 yards or more, hardly ever fumbles. He can transform the offense from a passing standpoint too. He's the best big play back I have seen in college in years with excellent durability, and has legitimate speed. The type of speed and acceleration to leave 95% of the front seven he's up against in the rearview mirror. On the ground, he averages 7.2 yards per rush, and 11.2 yards per pass...at Clemson! If our OC is on the ball, he can mix in play - action, screens, and the occasional draw out of spread passing formation. This man is a weapon.
2 ) C Meinerez - I think this diamond in rough has pro bowl tools. A powerhouse run blocker! A very mobile center who can pull. The upgrade here will be significant. He also has a like-able personality for football. He might take a little longer to develop coming from a small school that did not play football last year, but should shine early thanks to elite level albeit somewhat unrefined ability.
3. TE Tremble. We take the best blocking TE on the board a with sneaky speed as a receiver. This pick seals Ebron's fate next season. No more sissy blocking or dropped passes eating up 8.5 million a year in cap space. We get a top notch blocker with the ability to stalemate ends, or block well inside or outside. A perfect complement to Etienne's game. Our focus of the offense should be Claypool, ( Who's a tremendous blocker himself and dangerous WR ) and Etienne., with Ju-ju cleaning up in the slot and Johnson beating the 3rd CB. Suddenly the Steelers have the best TE and WR blocking in the NFL, with one of the best 3 down back running in the NFL. That's why Tremble to me is slightly over drafted is worth this pick.
4A ) OT Forsythe. A house of a blocker who served as the blindside pass protector in the SEC, protecting the slow - footed Trask. He could be our best tackle as a rookie. This pick has the words 4th round steal attached to it. Bye bye Chucks, you can't move a thing. Time of a change.
4B CB Tre Brown a good slot man who tackles above his weight class. A little grabby, but he does make his share of plays on the ball too. The Steelers need a good #3 or #4 corner. Reports say he's very good on special team kick coverage. We need corners and he'll make this team.
6 ) P Max Duffy. The best punter on the board and cheaper than Berry. Punts for distance, hang time, and pining the opponent inside the 10 yard yard line. Can you say upgrade?
7 A ) S Darmr Hamln. An in the box safety who makes his share of plays vs. the pass. A zone coverage guy, who can add to special teams. Decent size. Don't match him vs a speed WR. One of those late round " chess pieces " Depth at safety is a need.
7b ) ILB Erroll Thompson - A thickly built ILB, who does well vs.the run. Can blitz, and makes a few plays for the pass. Old school ILB, and team captain. Should add depth to a position that needs some toughness to the run D. . Probably a " two down player
-JB
1 ) RB Etienne. Injury-prone, slow and fumble prone are gone from our backfield! Finally we have a back who can run both inside and outside. Etienne has 55 runs over 20 yards or more, hardly ever fumbles. He can transform the offense from a passing standpoint too. He's the best big play back I have seen in college in years with excellent durability, and has legitimate speed. The type of speed and acceleration to leave 95% of the front seven he's up against in the rearview mirror. On the ground, he averages 7.2 yards per rush, and 11.2 yards per pass...at Clemson! If our OC is on the ball, he can mix in play - action, screens, and the occasional draw out of spread passing formation. This man is a weapon.
2 ) C Meinerez - I think this diamond in rough has pro bowl tools. A powerhouse run blocker! A very mobile center who can pull. The upgrade here will be significant. He also has a like-able personality for football. He might take a little longer to develop coming from a small school that did not play football last year, but should shine early thanks to elite level albeit somewhat unrefined ability.
3. TE Tremble. We take the best blocking TE on the board a with sneaky speed as a receiver. This pick seals Ebron's fate next season. No more sissy blocking or dropped passes eating up 8.5 million a year in cap space. We get a top notch blocker with the ability to stalemate ends, or block well inside or outside. A perfect complement to Etienne's game. Our focus of the offense should be Claypool, ( Who's a tremendous blocker himself and dangerous WR ) and Etienne., with Ju-ju cleaning up in the slot and Johnson beating the 3rd CB. Suddenly the Steelers have the best TE and WR blocking in the NFL, with one of the best 3 down back running in the NFL. That's why Tremble to me is slightly over drafted is worth this pick.
4A ) OT Forsythe. A house of a blocker who served as the blindside pass protector in the SEC, protecting the slow - footed Trask. He could be our best tackle as a rookie. This pick has the words 4th round steal attached to it. Bye bye Chucks, you can't move a thing. Time of a change.
4B CB Tre Brown a good slot man who tackles above his weight class. A little grabby, but he does make his share of plays on the ball too. The Steelers need a good #3 or #4 corner. Reports say he's very good on special team kick coverage. We need corners and he'll make this team.
6 ) P Max Duffy. The best punter on the board and cheaper than Berry. Punts for distance, hang time, and pining the opponent inside the 10 yard yard line. Can you say upgrade?
7 A ) S Darmr Hamln. An in the box safety who makes his share of plays vs. the pass. A zone coverage guy, who can add to special teams. Decent size. Don't match him vs a speed WR. One of those late round " chess pieces " Depth at safety is a need.
7b ) ILB Erroll Thompson - A thickly built ILB, who does well vs.the run. Can blitz, and makes a few plays for the pass. Old school ILB, and team captain. Should add depth to a position that needs some toughness to the run D. . Probably a " two down player
-JB

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