Psycho Ward 86
07-14-2014, 11:17 PM
We've written a bunch about Pittsburgh's intriguing collection of running backs, but the Steelers have something cooking at the receiver position, too.
Antonio Brown dialed in at No. 23 on NFL Network's The Top 100 Players of 2014, second-year man Markus Wheaton is one of our "Making the Leap" candidates, and fourth-round pick Martavis Bryant has been talked up as a potential starter in Pittsburgh's versatile no-huddle attack.
"He's a big guy, different from what we've had, as far as his length," Steelers wideouts coach Richard Mann told the team's official website this week. "We feel like we can utilize his talents in the red zone. He has a big reach. He has good speed. So we can use him in various ways, as far as cleaning things out. He's also a deep threat. He does have the speed."
Read more: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000364841/article/steelers-like-martavis-bryants-talents-in-red-zone
Antonio Brown dialed in at No. 23 on NFL Network's The Top 100 Players of 2014, second-year man Markus Wheaton is one of our "Making the Leap" candidates, and fourth-round pick Martavis Bryant has been talked up as a potential starter in Pittsburgh's versatile no-huddle attack.
"He's a big guy, different from what we've had, as far as his length," Steelers wideouts coach Richard Mann told the team's official website this week. "We feel like we can utilize his talents in the red zone. He has a big reach. He has good speed. So we can use him in various ways, as far as cleaning things out. He's also a deep threat. He does have the speed."
Read more: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000364841/article/steelers-like-martavis-bryants-talents-in-red-zone