The Pittsburgh Steelers have their fair share of late-round draft picks and undrafted players that exceeded expectations to have long and meaningful careers with the team. All-Pro linebacker Greg Lloyd and receiver Antonio Brown were drafted in the sixth round, and Defensive Player of the Year James Harrison was undrafted, just to name a few. One name that belongs on this list is former defensive end and fan-favorite Brett Keisel, who was drafted in the seventh round out of BYU and went on to have a 12-year career with the team. In doing so, he had to make several difficult adjustments, which he delved into on Monday’s episode of the Footbahlin with Ben Roethlisberger.
Brett Keisel Had ‘Really Hard Time’ Adjusting To Steelers 3-4 System
