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Many have called for the Steelers to upgrade their offensive line this offseason, and Thursday night they did so with the picking of David DeCastro, a guard from Stanford, in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft. “We had identified some players we would trade up to get, and DeCastro was one of them,”…
Stanford guard David DeCastro is another player who was available significantly later than most of the draft prognosticators anticipated. Once regarded as a virtual lock for the top-13 selections, DeCastro slipped to the Pittsburgh Steelers’ pick at No. 24. DeCastro fits Pittsburgh’s mentality on the offensive line. He is a beastly run blocker at 6-foot-5,……
The Pittsburgh Steelers will have the 24th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft that will be held April 26-28 at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The Steelers have a total of 10 selections in the 77t… Source: Pittsburgh Steelers : News Need Steelers Tickets? Fulfill your ticket needs at Ticket Network or…
“With the 24th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers select…Brandon Weeden, quarterback, Oklahoma State.” Check out my reasoning – as well as the rest of my mock draft – over at NFL Gridiron Gab. Follow me at: http://twitter.com/Chris_M_Bach Source: Steelers Gab
Okay, I think I can anticipate the two most likely questions that are being asked about now: When am I scheduled for drug testing? Where can you get some of the same stuff that I must be using? I understand and take no offense. But bear with me for a few minutes while I make…
You may be saying: why on earth would anyone think the Steelers should draft an ILB in the first round? I’m glad you asked that question. But before I defend my position, let me say I understand that the Steelers are always going to draft the “Best Player Available” at their slot. The Steelers are…
It’s simply about numbers: having more picks gives you more opportunities to draft talented players. As The Gambler says, “you got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em”. Know when to walk away, and know when not to draft Troy Edwards (run). The largely underscored message the Steelers should be considering…
*** Discuss this article and more at our Pittsburgh Steelers forum *** This is the first in a collaborative effort from the editorial staff at BTSC, providing some arguments behind possible positional directions the Steelers may go with their first round pick – currently scheduled for the 24th overall. These will be posted each day…