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Fair and accurate. But I think the back-ups were of a higher quality than any defender we’ve had in many years and their games deserve more respect comparatively. I never worried to a similar degree like I do now when a back up is on the field. Defensively speaking.

On offense we’ve had some incredibly competent #2 RB’s.

 

That almost seems the only way to do it, lol. Let me guess 5th round...uhh..Mike Webster. lol

 

6th round and 7th round Steelers 2000s have shots.

 

Unless I'm forgetting somebody, the sixth round is a no-brainer. It's Antonio Brown.

 

And 7th round Keisel, unless I am missing someone else.

 

Yeah, it’s definitely Keisel…. The only other one that comes to mind is Kelvin Beachum. I think Tunch was 6th or 7th? That’s all I got…

 

5th round I'm saying Barry Foster....just because. WPS

 

WPS?

 

Given everything we know, do we still put AB ahead of Greg Lloyd? If @Blast Furnace does a poll, my guess is it would be close.

 

Win, Place, Show?

 

LoL .....Woo Pig Sooie....Go Razorbacks.

 

I think he misspelled Cardi B's WAP song.

 

Because it is close. But not that close. AB has it.

They both should have had longer careers. AB could have gone down on the WR Rushmore, but now he’s just a huge chunk laying in the chipped off rubble below.


(FYI - I climbed it and stood on GW’s head and that’s what it actually looks like below.)

 

I thought I might be forgetting someone, but yeah, Brown was better than Lloyd.

 

I can't bring myself to forget what football did to him, but Webster was a machine at the heart of that offense for a long time.

 

I just checked, he was 6th round. Not official until tomorrow, but yea AB, but Tunch is high honorable mention.

 

He got season ending injuries like what 3 years in a row at camp?

 

7th round gonna be daddy kiesel

 

Ramone Foster.

 

I wasn't sure if Harrison first signed with the Steelers out of college. I know they cut him multiple times and the Ravens had him at one point before he caught on with Pittsburgh for good.

As you wrote, I'm sure there are some other very good ones, but it would be tough to be better than those four. Oldschool brought up Foster. He's another good one.

Edit: I found one list online. Jack Butler, Sam Davis, and Keith Willis were all undrafted free agents.

Good luck deciding between Harrison and Shell. My first thought is that Shell being in the Hall of Fame trumps everything else, but Harrison was just so dominant. I hate to put so much of it on one moment, but he also has a play that is among the best and most impactful in Super Bowl history.