GBMelBlount
05-21-2017, 10:52 AM
Analyzing an NFL Draft class after only two years is difficult, but there are times when you can clearly cast some judgment, both positive and negative, regarding both the individuals and the entire class as a whole.
When looking back at the Pittsburgh Steelers 2015 NFL Draft class, there were some really good picks, and others which still make you cringe to this very day. Take a look at all 8 of the teams selections that year, and the evaluation below.
Steelers 2015 NFL Draft Class
Round 1: Bud Dupree
Round 2: Senquez Golson
Round 3: Sammie Coates
Round 4: Doran Grant
Round 5: Jesse James
Round 6: L.T. Walton
Round 6 (Comp.): Anthony Chickillo
Round 7: Gerod Holliman
Round 1
Bud Dupree was as raw as they come as he entered the draft from the University of Kentucky, but everyone knew that. It is probably the reason he fell to the Steelers in the back half of the draft; however, Dupree seems to be coming into his own as he enters his third season. He may not have the numbers of others in his draft class have, but an injury in 2016 hurt his chances of being a big-time impact player. Dupree could be in for a big year in 2017.
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http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/pittsburgh-steelers-nfl-features-news-blog-long-form/2017/5/21/15666414/pittsburgh-steelers-2015-nfl-draft-class-review-bud-dupree-senquez-golson-jesse-james-gerod-holliman
Still a lot of question marks.
Hopefully the best is still unwritten.
When looking back at the Pittsburgh Steelers 2015 NFL Draft class, there were some really good picks, and others which still make you cringe to this very day. Take a look at all 8 of the teams selections that year, and the evaluation below.
Steelers 2015 NFL Draft Class
Round 1: Bud Dupree
Round 2: Senquez Golson
Round 3: Sammie Coates
Round 4: Doran Grant
Round 5: Jesse James
Round 6: L.T. Walton
Round 6 (Comp.): Anthony Chickillo
Round 7: Gerod Holliman
Round 1
Bud Dupree was as raw as they come as he entered the draft from the University of Kentucky, but everyone knew that. It is probably the reason he fell to the Steelers in the back half of the draft; however, Dupree seems to be coming into his own as he enters his third season. He may not have the numbers of others in his draft class have, but an injury in 2016 hurt his chances of being a big-time impact player. Dupree could be in for a big year in 2017.
(Continued)
http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/pittsburgh-steelers-nfl-features-news-blog-long-form/2017/5/21/15666414/pittsburgh-steelers-2015-nfl-draft-class-review-bud-dupree-senquez-golson-jesse-james-gerod-holliman
Still a lot of question marks.
Hopefully the best is still unwritten.