2020 B&G Mock

[BlackAndGold]

Post Senior Bowl mock.

1. Minkah Fitzpatrick, S, Alabama (thoughts? lol)
2. Adam Trautman, TE, Dayton
3*. Damien Lewis, OG, LSU
4. DaVon Hamilton, DT, Ohio State
4. Lynn Bowden Jr, WR, Kentucky
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Tanner Muse, SS/Dime LB, Clemson

[teegre]

Post Senior Bowl mock.

1. Minkah Fitzpatrick, S, Alabama (thoughts? lol)
2. Adam Trautman, TE, Dayton
3*. Damien Lewis, OG, LSU
4. DaVon Hamilton, DT, Ohio State
4. Lynn Bowden Jr, WR, Kentucky
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Tanner Muse, SS/Dime LB, Clemson

1. A lot of people have him mocked to us

2. I really want Jacob Eason. But, I guess that I can live with “winning now”.

3.

4. I think they go with a 2-5 and slide Tuitt back in (and go with Alualu & Buggs as the backups). I’d take Alex Highsmith here.

4. Whichever WR they draft, I know he’ll be good.

6. As I stated elsewhere, gimme Joshua Kelly.

7. Sounds good. It’s that 5th/hybrid LB spot that we’ve been trying to fill for yeeears.

[BlackAndGold]

1. A lot of people have him mocked to us

2. I really want Jacob Eason. But, I guess that I can live with “winning now”.

3.

4. I think they go with a 2-5 and slide Tuitt back in (and go with Alualu & Buggs as the backups). I’d take Alex Highsmith here.

4. Whichever WR they draft, I know he’ll be good.

6. As I stated elsewhere, gimme Joshua Kelly.

7. Sounds good. It’s that 5th/hybrid LB spot that we’ve been trying to fill for yeeears.

If you have time look up Lynn Bowden from Kentucky. He is a 'do it all' play maker. He had to fill in at QB last year for the Widcats and he just ran all over teams.

2019: Rushed for 1468 yards and 13 TD's, received the ball for 348 yards and a TD, passed for 3 TD's(Kentucky of course didn't throw much, Bowden also threw 3 ints)
2018: As sophomore playing WR, Bowden had 745 yards receiving and 5 TD's, also had two punt return TD's.

Just give him the ball.


Edit:
Here's a profile from SD
https://steelersdepot.com/2020/01/20...ynn-bowden-jr/

[teegre]

If you have time look up Lynn Bowden from Kentucky. He is a 'do it all' play maker. He had to fill in at QB last year for the Widcats and he just ran all over teams.

2019: Rushed for 1468 yards and 13 TD's, received the ball for 348 yards and a TD, passed for 3 TD's(Kentucky of course didn't throw much, Bowden also threw 3 ints)
2018: As sophomore playing WR, Bowden had 745 yards receiving and 5 TD's, also had two punt return TD's.

Just give him the ball.


Edit:
Here's a profile from SD
https://steelersdepot.com/2020/01/20...ynn-bowden-jr/

Thank you. Really. This is sort of what I was saying (in another thread). We need all of our minds out together to amass a master list. Because, no one here has the time to look at every conference, let alone every player.

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What actually number picks do we have per round? I'm to lazy to look lol

R2: 49

*R3: (expected for Bell)

R4: 99

R4: 114

R6: 179

R7: 210

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

If you have time look up Lynn Bowden from Kentucky. He is a 'do it all' play maker. He had to fill in at QB last year for the Widcats and he just ran all over teams.

2019: Rushed for 1468 yards and 13 TD's, received the ball for 348 yards and a TD, passed for 3 TD's(Kentucky of course didn't throw much, Bowden also threw 3 ints)
2018: As sophomore playing WR, Bowden had 745 yards receiving and 5 TD's, also had two punt return TD's.

Just give him the ball.


Edit:
Here's a profile from SD
https://steelersdepot.com/2020/01/20...ynn-bowden-jr/

I looked at Bowden film and just cant figure out any other place than slot receiver for him to play. Sure he is just a good football player and an athlete, but he isn't going to project to QB and he doesn't look big enough to be an outside receiver. Maybe a 3rd down RB/Slot receiver.

Will be interesting to see how he tests at pro day or combine. I have seen him listed at 6'1", 185 or 6'0", 199lbs so not sure his actual measureables, but I think the 6'0" 199lbs is closer as he looks even shorter and stocky. Looks to have adequate speed, but that might time out at 4.45 or higher. A team needs to have a plan with him IMO, or else he really compares to Randle El, but stronger and less polished as a WR, with who knows what lateral quickness numbers.

The Steelersdepot article on using him in the jet sweep game is a bit moot IMO, as the hashmarks are narrower in the NFL than college and the effective guys that run any jet sweep motion also have an athletic QB that is going to option the backside DE and the WR is a guy that has 4.3 type speed, not a 200lb slot receiver.

[BlackAndGold]

I looked at Bowden film and just cant figure out any other place than slot receiver for him to play. Sure he is just a good football player and an athlete, but he isn't going to project to QB and he doesn't look big enough to be an outside receiver. Maybe a 3rd down RB/Slot receiver.

Will be interesting to see how he tests at pro day or combine. I have seen him listed at 6'1", 185 or 6'0", 199lbs so not sure his actual measureables, but I think the 6'0" 199lbs is closer as he looks even shorter and stocky. Looks to have adequate speed, but that might time out at 4.45 or higher. A team needs to have a plan with him IMO, or else he really compares to Randle El, but stronger and less polished as a WR, with who knows what lateral quickness numbers.

The Steelersdepot article on using him in the jet sweep game is a bit moot IMO, as the hashmarks are narrower in the NFL than college and the effective guys that run any jet sweep motion also have an athletic QB that is going to option the backside DE and the WR is a guy that has 4.3 type speed, not a 200lb slot receiver.

Agreed with a lot what you said. Bowden is no doubt a project. He'll have to polish up his route running and learn more of the route tree but what I like about him is he's dangerous with the ball in his hands. If they can develop him he could be a steal. I'm also interested to see how preforms at the combine/pro day.

James Proche from SMU would be a preferred WR target but I don't see him getting out of round 3. Rumors are that the Pats raved about him during Senior Bowl week. Quick X/slot receiver that creates separation.

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

Post Senior Bowl mock.

1. Minkah Fitzpatrick, S, Alabama (thoughts? lol)
2. Adam Trautman, TE, Dayton
3*. Damien Lewis, OG, LSU
4. DaVon Hamilton, DT, Ohio State
4. Lynn Bowden Jr, WR, Kentucky
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Tanner Muse, SS/Dime LB, Clemson

I like what you have going on here. A couple notes

2. I heard Pat Kirwan on the Senior Bowl broadcast on ESPN radio say he thinks Trautman goes round 3-4. I think he doesn't get past 3, so I'm good with him in the 2nd.

3. I think the Steelers can do better than Lewis in the 3rd. Kind of has short arms and I question his pass protection skills. Road grader, but quicker 3techniques might abuse him often. Not good when your QB getting rushed up A or B gap. I still would hold out hope that Ruiz C/G from Michigan is on the board at this point. Kiper ranks him as the 3rd best C in the draft.

4. Hamilton I like a lot if he lasts to here. Big run stuffer, not a great pass rusher, but I think Heyward, Tuitt, Buggs have enough ability to get to the QB that Hamilton can be a plug and play guy at the nose.

4B. I need to do some work on Bowden Jr. I still think there might be an edge rusher who might be more of a priority, since the potential of going into the season with Watt, Chickillo, Adenyi and Skipper is very real. I'm with Teeg on this, if Highsmith is still there, Steelers should pick him.

[BlackAndGold]

I like what you have going on here. A couple notes

2. I heard Pat Kirwan on the Senior Bowl broadcast on ESPN radio say he thinks Trautman goes round 3-4. I think he doesn't get past 3, so I'm good with him in the 2nd.

3. I think the Steelers can do better than Lewis in the 3rd. Kind of has short arms and I question his pass protection skills. Road grader, but quicker 3techniques might abuse him often. Not good when your QB getting rushed up A or B gap. I still would hold out hope that Ruiz C/G from Michigan is on the board at this point. Kiper ranks him as the 3rd best C in the draft.

4. Hamilton I like a lot if he lasts to here. Big run stuffer, not a great pass rusher, but I think Heyward, Tuitt, Buggs have enough ability to get to the QB that Hamilton can be a plug and play guy at the nose.

4B. I need to do some work on Bowden Jr. I still think there might be an edge rusher who might be more of a priority, since the potential of going into the season with Watt, Chickillo, Adenyi and Skipper is very real. I'm with Teeg on this, if Highsmith is still there, Steelers should pick him.

I'll have to look more into Lewis about his arm length but he was impressive during the Senior Bowl, practices and during the game. His teammate Cushenberry also did well at center, I like both of the LSU lineman. Ruiz is rising high on scouts big boards, may go early 2nd. I would be happy if he fell to #49.

Hamilton just looks like a Steelers pick. Doesn't hurt that he is a Buckeye.

I would be fine with Highsmith at 4B. Like you basically said, depth is needed. Though I would say drafting a safety could be an option also.

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

I'll have to look more into Lewis about his arm length but he was impressive during the Senior Bowl, practices and during the game. His teammate Cushenberry also did well at center, I like both of the LSU lineman. Ruiz is rising high on scouts big boards, may go early 2nd. I would be happy if he fell to #49.

Hamilton just looks like a Steelers pick. Doesn't hurt that he is a Buckeye.

I would be fine with Highsmith at 4B. Like you basically said, depth is needed. Though I would say drafting a safety could be an option also.

Lewis arm length measured over 33" at the weigh in and that isn't bad for an interior lineman. I saw Gallimore swim him in the first quarter, with exactly the pass rush move I am concerned about, but luckily the RT was able to help pick it up. The double team block the announcers were gushing about showed that Daniel Jeremiah doesn't know much about interior line play. It was 600lbs of o linemen vs 300 lb of D linemen and the DT turned his back to the down block.

Another scenario I thought of is :
2.Trautman
3. Van Jefferson, WR Florida
4. Hamilton
4B. Alex Highsmith Edge
6. Jon Runyan Jr. OG

[Iron Steeler]

What actually number picks do we have per round? I'm to lazy to look lol

[43Hitman]

Could we package picks 4B, R6, and R7 to move back into the earlier parts of R3?

[teegre]

I was looking over a couple of mock drafts. Here’s some things I keep seeing:

1. Trautmanin R1. (Mostly to the Taperiots.)

2. Several mocks have Cole Kmet (TE, Notre Dame) mocked to the Steelers in R2.

3. Jacob Eason goes around 40ish. I’d love to trade up for him.

4. Cushenberry, Ruiz, Lewis, & Lemieux in R2... generally in that order.

5. Grant Delpit (S, LSU) has slid from top 5 to top 10 to late R1. Someone on here mentioned how the Steelers might draft someone who “slips” (a steal)... well, at this rate, maybe it’s Delpit.

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

I was looking over a couple of mock drafts. Here’s some things I keep seeing:

1. Trautmanin R1. (Mostly to the Taperiots.)

2. Several mocks have Cole Kmet (TE, Notre Dame) mocked to the Steelers in R2.

3. Jacob Eason goes around 40ish. I’d love to trade up for him.

4. Cushenberry, Ruiz, Lewis, & Lemieux in R2... generally in that order.

5. Grant Delpit (S, LSU) has slid from top 5 to top 10 to late R1. Someone on here mentioned how the Steelers might draft someone who “slips” (a steal)... well, at this rate, maybe it’s Delpit.

If Kmet posts some slow times at Indy, then maybe he slides, but I have to think his production at ND will be more highly considered than Trautman's production at Dayton, although again if Trautman impresses physically at the Combine I think he could slip to the bottom of R1, but personally I think Kmet and Harrison Bryant get drafted ahead of Trautman.

I honestly would be fine if the Steelers selected Kmet, Bryant, Trautman, Hopkins. At least 1 of them should be there at #49, but the question is will there be a better football player there so the Steelers don't draft TE until later.

[teegre]

If Kmet posts some slow times at Indy, then maybe he slides, but I have to think his production at ND will be more highly considered than Trautman's production at Dayton, although again if Trautman impresses physically at the Combine I think he could slip to the bottom of R1, but personally I think Kmet and Harrison Bryant get drafted ahead of Trautman.

I honestly would be fine if the Steelers selected Kmet, Bryant, Trautman, Hopkins. At least 1 of them should be there at #49, but the question is will there be a better football player there so the Steelers don't draft TE until later.

I’m torn on pick #49.

1. I want Eason. This is a QB-driven league, and I’m all for drafting one every single draft until we hit on one. (Yes, we have Rudolph, but I’d rather have “too many” QBs on the roster than too few.)

2. If we stick with Rudolph as the “future”, I really, really want to improve the O-line.

3. We need a TE. It’d make this offense churn. Plus, that we can used McDonald’s cap space to re-sign other players.

[Born2Steel]

I’m torn on pick #49.

1. I want Eason. This is a QB-driven league, and I’m all for drafting one every single draft until we hit on one. (Yes, we have Rudolph, but I’d rather have “too many” QBs on the roster than too few.)

2. If we stick with Rudolph as the “future”, I really, really want to improve the O-line.

3. We need a TE. It’d make this offense churn. Plus, that we can used McDonald’s cap space to re-sign other players.

I think McDonald is a cap casualty($7.1M cap hit) anyway. Going forward with re-signing Vannett(5th season as pro) and 2nd year Gentry is not ideal and maybe forces drafting a TE prospect. IF Finney leaves via FA that leaves Hassenauer as Pouncey's only backup. This leads me to believe that a C/G prospect is also a must draft. Foster is an intriguing situation to me due to the Steelers loyalty to players vs $5.5M cap hit with Feiler as a RFA. $4M of Foster's money may be guaranteed anyway, others know the contract part better. All this to really say I believe 2 of this year's draft picks will be at the TE and C/G positions. Now to find the most "Steelers" prospect amongst them.

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

I’m torn on pick #49.

1. I want Eason. This is a QB-driven league, and I’m all for drafting one every single draft until we hit on one. (Yes, we have Rudolph, but I’d rather have “too many” QBs on the roster than too few.)

2. If we stick with Rudolph as the “future”, I really, really want to improve the O-line.

3. We need a TE. It’d make this offense churn. Plus, that we can used McDonald’s cap space to re-sign other players.

I know you love Eason and I should do some film study on him, as I think the knock on him is consistency and accuracy, but has the size, arm strength and looks to be a decent athlete. If you want too many QB's then lets look at this:

R2. Cushenberry C/G LSU
R3 compensatory Brycen Hopkins or Jared Pinkney (I think Kmet, Bryant and Trautman all go before them)
R4. Davon Hamilton DT Ohio St
R4b Alex Highsmith Edge Charlotte
R6. Shea Patterson QB Michigan

[teegre]

I know you love Eason and I should do some film study on him, as I think the knock on him is consistency and accuracy, but has the size, arm strength and looks to be a decent athlete. If you want too many QB's then lets look at this:

R2. Cushenberry C/G LSU
R3 compensatory Brycen Hopkins or Jared Pinkney (I think Kmet, Bryant and Trautman all go before them)
R4. Davon Hamilton DT Ohio St
R4b Alex Highsmith Edge Charlotte
R6. Shea Patterson QB Michigan

Oh, let’s be clear: Eason is wildly inconsistent. It’ll drive a person crazy.

But, his memory is non-existent. Think of Jameis Winston’s ability to throw a TD one play after throwing an INT... (except, Eason will only have half as many INTs as Winston). It sort of reminds me of that video of Holmgren talking to Favre on the sideline, where Holmgren asks, “Uh, you okay out there?” To which Favre shrugs and replies as though absolutely nothing happened, “Yeah.”

If you give Eason ten attempts, seven times you’re like “good throw”, one time you’re like “Dude, what the eff were you thinking!?!”, and two times you’re like, “How did he make that throw???”

That said...

That mock draft is a thing of beauty. WOW!!! It checks all of the boxes. I don’t get “my” QB, but it does add a lot of the other things that I really want.

[Six Rings]

I’m torn on pick #49.

1. I want Eason. This is a QB-driven league, and I’m all for drafting one every single draft until we hit on one. (Yes, we have Rudolph, but I’d rather have “too many” QBs on the roster than too few.)

2. If we stick with Rudolph as the “future”, I really, really want to improve the O-line.

3. We need a TE. It’d make this offense churn. Plus, that we can used McDonald’s cap space to re-sign other players.

On Eason, I just don't know. He could be a slug-like and stiff pocket passer with a fantastic arm. Some of the throws he makes are special, but I see him locking on to one man too often and " getting away " with it because of the range and velocity of his throws. Just because he looks somewhat mobile in the PAC 10 doesn't sell me. NFL front 7 players are who he will be playing against, and the ends these days are really fast. I'm concerned he will be too easy to sack. He doesn't seem to make quick decisions either and waits for it to happen rather than anticipating the moment when it will happen. He could have used another year in college.


Where he goes in the draft depends on how he works out. He has to show good footwork and agility, the ability to throw on the run in drills, and his pro day. If he doesn't, I'll pass. If he does, some team will pick him in round one.


He could be a Drew Bledsoe type of player. Or he could be a BUST.


His best fit is on a vertical type of offense with speed receivers with an OC or head coach that understand who to take advantage of what he does best. Based on what I've seen, he'll also need a better than average OL in pass protection.


If he's there for us in round two, and doesn't have red flag agility issues, I'll gamble with the upside because the Steelers won't be in a position to pick one of the top 3 QB's in the 2021 draft. Speaking of the draft, we need a NBA-NHL like lottery system! Its the only way I can see the Steelers getting a top 8 pick.

[teegre]

On Eason, I just don't know. He could be a slug-like and stiff pocket passer with a fantastic arm. Some of the throws he makes are special, but I see him locking on to one man too often and " getting away " with it because of the range and velocity of his throws. Just because he looks somewhat mobile in the PAC 10 doesn't sell me. NFL front 7 players are who he will be playing against, and the ends these days are really fast. I'm concerned he will be too easy to sack. He doesn't seem to make quick decisions either and waits for it to happen rather than anticipating the moment when it will happen. He could have used another year in college.


Where he goes in the draft depends on how he works out. He has to show good footwork and agility, the ability to throw on the run in drills, and his pro day. If he doesn't, I'll pass. If he does, some team will pick him in round one.


He could be a Drew Bledsoe type of player. Or he could be a BUST.


His best fit is on a vertical type of offense with speed receivers with an OC or head coach that understand who to take advantage of what he does best. Based on what I've seen, he'll also need a better than average OL in pass protection.


If he's there for us in round two, and doesn't have red flag agility issues, I'll gamble with the upside because the Steelers won't be in a position to pick one of the top 3 QB's in the 2021 draft. Speaking of the draft, we need a NBA-NHL like lottery system! Its the only way I can see the Steelers getting a top 8 pick.

I hadn’t really noticed/thought about Eason’s mobility (or, lack thereof). I’ll have to investigate that.

That said, he’s got the arm.

Any QB taken after the top 15 is going to have question marks and warts. Eason stares down his receivers/relies on his arm-strength to get the ball past the CB. He’s inconsistent (although, his good plays far outweigh his WTF plays). And, he’s not very mobile (let’s assume; I haven’t looked yet).

SUMMATION:
I would pick Eason at 49 in a heartbeat.

[BlackAndGold]

https://steelersdepot.com/2020/02/20...sewo-olonilua/

My favorite day three RB, Sewo Olonilua.

[El-Gonzo Jackson]

https://steelersdepot.com/2020/02/20...sewo-olonilua/

My favorite day three RB, Sewo Olonilua.

Looks like a 230lb RB with Suddeness and Glide, according to the article.

[BlackAndGold]

Post combine.

2. Cole Kmet, TE, Notre Dame
3*. Matt Hennessy, G/C, Temple
4. James Proche, WR, SMU
4. Brandon Jones, S, Texas, or Alex Highsmith, OLB, Charlotte (yes I'm cheating)
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Benito Jones, NT, Ole Miss

[st33lersguy]

Post combine.

2. Cole Kmet, TE, Notre Dame
3*. Matt Hennessy, G/C, Temple
4. James Proche, WR, SMU
4. Brandon Jones, S, Texas
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Benito Jones, NT, Ole Miss

Good mock, tackles the biggest needs first.

[Born2Steel]

2 - Julien Okwara OLB ND
3* - Ben Bredesen OG Mich
4 - Brandon Jones SS Texas
4 - Colby Parkinson TE Stanford
6 - Lamar Jackson CB Nebraska
7 - Juaun Jennings WR Tennessee

[43Hitman]

2 - Julien Okwara OLB ND
3* - Ben Bredesen OG Mich
4 - Brandon Jones SS Texas
4 - Colby Parkinson TE Stanford
6 - Lamar Jackson CB Nebraska
7 - Juaun Jennings WR Tennessee

Umm Lamar Jackson is the QB for Baltimore.

[BlackAndGold]

Creating a new mock then deleting it because I wind up not liking it after writing it down.

[BlackAndGold]

2. Antoine Winfield Jr, S/SCB, Minnesota
3. Isaiah Coulter, WR, Rhode Island
4. Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue
4. Jon Runyan Jr, OG, Michigan
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Bravvion Roy, NT, Baylor

[teegre]

2. Antoine Winfield Jr, S/SCB, Minnesota
3. Isaiah Coulter, WR, Rhode Island
4. Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue
4. Kevin Dotson, OG, Louisiana
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Bravvion Roy, NT, Baylor

I love Antoine Winfield.

Give me him, Alex Highsmith, and a couple of O-linemen... and I’m a happy camper.

[BlackAndGold]

I love Antoine Winfield.

Give me him, Alex Highsmith, and a couple of O-linemen... and I’m a happy camper.

Winfield a draft crush of mine. He checks off a lot of boxes for the Steelers. He could help day one in sub packages and could have a bright future as a slot corner like his dad.

Was looking at tackle prospects that could be there in round 4 but by that time those players are mostly guard candidates.

I like Highsmith also. I was going to place him in with one of the 4th round picks but I have been seeing Brycen Hopkins being projected around the 4th round in rankings, and that would be very good value Imo. (I've also soured on Ebron, he's more of a big slot WR than TE. Another reason why I chose Hopkins)

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My son is a big Winfield Jr fan at 49. I keep trying to find reasons not to take one of the C/G prospects there. The trap I seem to fall into every draft is when I put a high value on a prospect/position I always assume the rest of the football world values them just as much. But the difference between picks from 49 to 102 still makes C/G the first priority for me. Safety makes sense to me at 49 in that there are only 2 guys on the roster with any real defensive contribution at Safety. Comparing apples to apples I am a bigger fan of Jeremy Chinn at 49 over Winfield Jr mainly because of size and athleticism. Chinn at 6'3" and Winfield Jr at 5'10". Other than that I think Winfield Jr is a ballsy pick at 49 and one you make when you're pretty sure about a prospect. If the Steelers went with him at 49 I won't be overly disappointed.

I was looking at guard/center prospects also but then I started thinking, would the Steelers really use a 2nd round pick on a guard prospect? No 'blue chip' prospect will be there, so I don't see it. I like Ruiz but he'll be long gone before #49 comes around. So day 3 for a guard.

If they go O-line it'll be a tackle Imho. Ezra Cleveland from Boise State would be a player to watch. He'll sit for a year and take over Big Al who is a free agent after the season. He was my 2nd choice after Winfield at #49.

[Born2Steel]

2. Antoine Winfield Jr, S/SCB, Minnesota
3. Isaiah Coulter, WR, Rhode Island
4. Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue
4. Kevin Dotson, OG, Louisiana
6. Sewo Olonilua, RB, TCU
7. Bravvion Roy, NT, Baylor

My son is a big Winfield Jr fan at 49. I keep trying to find reasons not to take one of the C/G prospects there. The trap I seem to fall into every draft is when I put a high value on a prospect/position I always assume the rest of the football world values them just as much. But the difference between picks from 49 to 102 still makes C/G the first priority for me. Safety makes sense to me at 49 in that there are only 2 guys on the roster with any real defensive contribution at Safety. Comparing apples to apples I am a bigger fan of Jeremy Chinn at 49 over Winfield Jr mainly because of size and athleticism. Chinn at 6'3" and Winfield Jr at 5'10". Other than that I think Winfield Jr is a ballsy pick at 49 and one you make when you're pretty sure about a prospect. If the Steelers went with him at 49 I won't be overly disappointed.