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KABOLY ‘not sold’ in Steelers who writes a D-line in the first round

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All signs point out the 21st pick in the first round of the draft next month in the defense lineman for Pittsburgh Steelers. In addition to the quarterback, the team is not dealt with meaningfully in addition to the additional trio. But not everyone is convinced. Beat Writer Mark Kaboly thinks the team is more likely to choose another position.

KABOLY said, “It was not sold in the defense line in the first round. 93.7 fans Thursin evening Austin Beck Toll. “I am still leaning on the Benton, but most of the snaps and replace [Larry Ogunjobi]. ”

Earlier this week, KABOLY’s opinion, in a similar opinion, means that the team’s decision to not actively add the team’s top free agent is that there is a belief in Benton’s ability.

But Benton cannot replace all snaps. It’s already a Stillers’ start nose tackle, but there’s no clear option starting at the end of the left defense in the team’s basic defense. If one of Cam Heyward or Benton is injured while avoiding long -term replacement of Heyward, it does not deal with what happens.

For Steelers’ defensive line, you should add it to the group from the list of Pittsburgh if you have a stretch and not generally obtained. In order to add a true plug in the middle to fill the Benton more often or to replace the Ogunjobi more directly, Steelers cannot have two starting players.

Benton himself has a wart. He has two sacks in two seasons and is not known as an elite run defender. Heyward’s game is still powerful, but Pittsburgh has begun to reduce his snap counts. In other words, it is necessary to replace the snap without a clear fall.

This is the wise choice in the deep defense line class. Nevertheless, KABOLY is not convinced that it is worth investment.

“Which rookie will come in and play 80 %of the snaps?” He said. “Even if you are the TOP-20 PICK rookie defensive lineman, it usually takes time.”

To some extent, it is true, but it can have an immediate effect. Perhaps a rookie like Oregon’s Derekhamon will not play most of the snaps. However, Pittsburgh goes beyond Benton and Hayward to 40 %of the remaining 40 %and eventually needs to replace the latter.

If you prohibit trade and do not add D-Lyman to the first round, Pittsburgh is the fastest in the third round. It is a dangerous place to see who can use it, and to start to limit capital with limited capital. Backed by the corner is never a place where the team should be. It’s time to get to reach, but Steelers doesn’t seem to make a lot of choices.

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