Chase Claypool’s name has become synonymous with the 2020 edition of Pittsburgh Steelers training camp. Yes, the number of players who “look great” at this point is higher than the number of players who will actually look great once real game action comes around, but at some point we have to take notice of the rave reviews for a player like Claypool — particularly when that player is a rookie in a shortened offseason. Many first-year players are understandably behind the curve, but that doesn’t seem to be the case with the Notre Dame product.
Evaluating the rising expectations for Chase Claypool in 2020
