mwalker

I'll really miss Ben. Yes, he can be frustrating, but man, he's been a gamer for us for a long time. I think Rudolph will surpass Dobbs next offseason. And that's a good thing. The next draft class's strength seems to be at DL and CB (from the analysts I've read). The QBs projected to go in 2020 seems like a better class, again, from what I've seen projected. I'd like to see us over invest in areas of real concern (CB and ILB) next year, possibly two at each position. I'm so sick of the corner situation. We need to properly attack that in the draft. Never loved the Burns pick. He's a reach that never paid off. And I think Haden, while good, will start to decline quickly.

I think there are better in the next draft. Devin White, LSU - beast. want. Devin Bush, UM - short, but all over the feield

Braxton Miller is interesting, even though he hasn't done much. Heard the Jets are trying to trade TE Clive Walford. May just cut him.

A pretty unhappy K.Mack? I know it's unlikely but Mack and Oakland are stuck in a similar standstill and I just wanted to know what folks thought?

how Matthew Thomas looks? I haven't read anything talking about him.

I know there have ben a few threads about the '19 draft, so apologies, for adding another. I also know we can't predict who will rise, fall, etc. but damn, I sure do love me some Devin White, ILB, LSU. He'll likely be gone before we pick, but he and Devin Bush, Michigan, are really exciting players.

Just cut by Philly.

Anfernee Jennings, ILB, Alabama Devin White, ILB, LSU (a monster) Te'von Coney, ILB, ND DeAndre Baker, CB, Georgia RB, Justice Hill, OK St

In the base, it's obviously Bostic and WIlliams with Burnett and Davis at safety. The only way this changes is if Edmunds is too good to keep off the field and replaces Davis. I think that's a bit much to ask, but maybe. Don't forget how versatile Burnett is. I think for most of this year, he moves to LB on passing downs, and if ready, Edmunds is the third safety. By the way, I'm also really intrigued by how they use Samuels on offense. He was such a good pick.

I certainly think the safety position overall is much, much better. Burnett should really be a great, stabilizing addition. Less mistakes than Mitchell. I think Edmunds and Allen will be really good players and I haven't given up on Davis either. So at a minimum, we have solid starters and better depth. If they're better, the entire secondary will be. I am curious about CB. I'm not convinced by Burns as a starter. I like Haden and Hilton and Sutton are at least solid, with a chance to be real finds. B.Allen is the wild card, so we'll see how much he's developed. I'm intrigued by both the UDFAs J.Summers (outside) and T.Johnson (slot) too. So again, I think there's solid depth here, just maybe no real, true star. Overall, my guess is this entire unit is greatly improved.

Morgan Burnett Sean Davis Terrell Edmunds Marcus Alken Jordan Dangerfield Nat Berhe

Wow. Marcus Allen. The unpredictable draft continues...

Breneman the TE retired with knee issues.

Well, this has certainly been the most unpredictable Steelers draft I've seen in a long time. Edmunds has been discussed enough. Washington wasn't a huge surprise I guess, but following up with Rudolph, well, I just wouldn't have thought it'd fall that way. Kind of cool for those two to continue their career together, so I actually don't mind the depth they both provide. I like Rudolph. Okorofar, well, I also just found that really surprising with what I thought 'our needs' were. Munchak certainly is getting a project with upside. Anyhow, that was then, and we'll see. As for 4-7, there's still some players that could really help us. Folks that interest me, with my favs in bold... ILB G.Avery (this fella is rocked up and tested his *** off. I really like him.) ILB M.Kiser (he tested way more athletically than folks thought) ILB S.Moore (would be strange after Edmunds for me, but...) ILB J.Jewell (I just feel like his lack of speed is a weakness we don't need more of) OLB J.Sweat (his injury history is scaring folks off, but man, what a drop) OLB O.Okoronkwo (I really liked him. Wonder if he could play inside?) OLB M.Haynes (Same as above, or just as a situational rusher) OLB D.Ejiofor (He's a bit more 4-3, but can play) CB A.Averett (he's a player) CB Q.Meeks (great size / speed) CB H.Hill (I really like him, despite the off field baggage) CB K.Tolliver (he's good value back here) TE I.Thomas (plus athlete, move TE) TE C.Herndon (I think he'll be a better pro) RB N.Hines (Do we want a change of pace back?) RB K.Ballage (big, strong and fast, but not too elusive) RB M.Walton (without injury history, he's already gone. great value) DL T.Settle (young, huge and full of potential) FS D.Elliott (I still like him quite a bit)