Back in the 1970s, the Pittsburgh Steelers set the standard for building rosters from within. From 1969 to 1974, the Steelers drafted 9 future Hall of Famers. While they’ve not duplicated that run of stellar homegrown players, the mindset of player development has led to Pittsburgh’s tie with the New England Patriots for most Super Bowl wins (6) and second to the Patriots with eight super bowl appearances.
Enter Omar Khan.
The runner-up for the Jets’ and Seahawks’ GM jobs, one of Pittsburgh‘s top execs would be a win for the Texans.