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Late-Rounders Clemons, Frederick, have opportunities to make the team

Seventh round draft picks in the National Football League are often caught between a rock and a hard place. Chances are, you’re a good player and hey, you’ve been drafted, but there is also the very real possibility that you won’t make NFL teams’ final roster let alone see much of the field. For Toney …

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Rainey’s speed brings all kind of options for Steelers’ offense

In the second round of the National Football League Draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers selected a guy in Mike Adams who comes with more baggage than a US Airways flight from San Francisco. This was a complete 180 from how the Steelers usually do business in terms of avoiding players with so many red flags. Once …

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Spence pick signals need for speed & tackling in ‘pass-happy’ NFL

Let’s be real clear here right up front. The Pittsburgh Steelers’ third round draft pick Sean Spence is not going to jump into the inside linebacker spot recently vacated by the great James Farrior. Perhaps someday this will happen, but I firmly believe Spence was drafted for immediate need on special teams and perhaps in …

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Steelers 2012 draft is like Christmas coming early

I have to admit that watching Stanford offensive lineman David DeCastro fall during the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft reminded me of my favorite Christmas movie, ‘A Christmas Story.’ Much like young Ralphie, I really never dreamed that what I actually wanted would truly come my way but as in the case of …

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DeCastro selection could be table setter for a great Steelers’ draft

Sometimes it pays to be patient and it clearly did for the Pittsburgh Steelers last night as the best offensive guard prospect in the National Football League Draft fell in their lap at number 24. David DeCastro from Stanford is now a Pittsburgh Steeler and is exactly what this team needed. If you were at …

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My suggestions for Roger Goodell tonight

When former National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle suggested the league should televise its’ annual college player selection most people looked at him as if it were the dumbest thing they’d ever heard. It’s clear the late Commissioner has had the last laugh. The NFL Draft is now one of the most anticipated events of …

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Blitzburgh Radio Steelers Podcast: 2012 Pre Draft Wrapup

The final show before the 2012 NFL Draft for Blitzburgh Radio, as Steeldad and BRC talk potential Steelers strategy in our own unique way. We also throw in some free agency, Mike Wallace, and Steelers throwbacks uniform talk for good measure. There’s a ton to talk about as the Steelers have their draft board set …

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Pegging the Steelers’ first round selection; Options are few

As I wrote over the past weekend, the Pittsburgh Steelers drafts are not always the most exciting and that simply comes from being successful. Translation; you pick later in the first round. I will never claim to be Mel Kiper, Jr. although I will play him on this blog. I’m not going to pick our …

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NFL Draft is just another day for successful Steelers

If you’re a fan of the National Football League then chances are you actually enjoy the hours and hours of endless NFL Draft coverage provided by ESPN and the NFL Network. Sure there are fans who could care less and just want to see who their team selected, but overall, most fans will tune in …

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Remembering the Steelers’ 1969 Draft

It’s not often that a defensive tackle can become the most important draft pick in the history of a professional football team but ultimately, the fourth overall selection in the 1969 National Football League Draft became exactly that. Charles Edward Greene, better known as “Mean Joe” Greene was the defensive tackle in question. Drafted out …

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