Steelers rumors on Monday, April 10th, center around these topics covered by Steelers Talk by Chat Sports host Jack Sperry:
– Bleacher Report names OT Cameron Fleming as an NFL Free Agent that could help the Steelers next season
– Bleacher Report also names 3 top NFL Draft prospects for the Steelers to avoid in Round 1 of the 2023 NFL Draft
– Should the Steelers consider drafting a right tackle like Ohio State’s Dawand Jones in the NFL Draft, or should they go all-in for a top left tackle prospect?
– Is drafting a wide receiver in the 1st Round too early for the Steelers?
– Who are the top 5 draft targets for the Steelers at the cornerback position?
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Bleacher Report’s 3 First Round Draft Prospects for the Steelers to avoid:
– Dawand Jones (OT, Ohio State)
– Quentin Johnston (WR, TCU)
– Emmanuel Forbes (CB, Mississippi State)
Bleacher Report’s David Kenyon on the possibility of the Steelers signing Cameron Fleming in NFL Free Agency:
“Cameron Fleming isn’t a star, but he’s a quality player who could ease Pittsburgh’s greatest pain. Sure, the Steelers may address one tackle spot in the draft, but Fleming is a proven blocker. Since he’s entering his age-31 season, Fleming could be a starter for multiple years.”
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Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox on why the Steelers should avoid TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston:
“Johnston is the top-ranked receiver on the Bleacher Report Scouting Department’s big board. However, he projects as a perimeter receiver, which isn’t what Pittsburgh needs. Ohio State’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who can thrive as a big slot receiver at the next level, would be a more logical fit for the Steelers in Round 1. Plus, Johnston has a history of dropping passes. According to Mitch Kaiser of Pro Football Focus, Johnston had eight drops in 2022 alone, the 14th-most in college football. His lack of reliability could be an issue for a young quarterback like Pickett. Johnston has a tremendous amount of upside and may emerge as a top-tier receiver within the next few years. However, he doesn’t match what Pittsburgh needs at receiver well enough to warrant consideration in Round 1.”
Should the Steelers draft a WR early? Type ‘D’ for Draft, or ‘P’ for Pass
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