The term "steal" gets thrown around often, but landing the fiery, ultra-competitive Will Howard, by way of Kansas State and Ohio State, could end up being exactly that for the Steelers. While most draft talk centers around skill positions, it's worth noting that impact players can also emerge from less spotlighted roles, whether it's a dominant lineman or a second-level linebacker. In Cleveland, Sanders is stepping into a crowded, highly competitive situation. As for Howard, he’s especially intriguing. The Steelers had other priorities on draft day, and even ESPN barely mentioned him, which makes his selection all the more interesting. Never was he discussed as being some NOW option, but he's a big strong kid with great support & could be the QB of the future in the Burgh, that would be a steal. Otherwise, a Rookie RB could emerge like last year in Tampa Bay.

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