This probably isn’t exactly surprising, based on the way that things played out in the draft, but the Pittsburgh Steelers had a clear guideline when it came to evaluating prospects and setting up their board for the 2020 NFL Draft amid a pandemic that forced people to shelter in place.
With the vast majority of Pro Days cut off, travel restricted, prospects unable to be brought in for face-to-face visits, and many other obstacles foreseen and unforeseen that were thrown in the paths of the league’s franchises over the course of the past couple of months, the simple fact is that everybody was working with incomplete information.