While there was some division among fans whether or not the number one priority in the draft should have been a running back or the offensive line for the Pittsburgh Steelers, they did manage to address both within their first four selections, starting with the ball-carrier in round one before adding to the trenches in the third and fourth rounds.
They kicked off day three of the draft with their second lineman in a row, this time Dan Moore, Jr. out of Texas A&M. While not necessarily a high-profile player relative to some others at his position in this draft class—and some even projected him moving to guard—Steelers offensive line coach Adrian Klemm confirmed that not only are they looking at him as a tackle, they also aren’t putting training wheels on him.