Jeremy Fowler breaks down the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2017 draft class.
My take: Can't knock the need. Pass rush help was on the menu for Pittsburgh, which now has their James Harrison replacement for 2018 or beyond. Watt will be highly motivated, is a unique athlete and has the Watt pedigree as a younger brother of Houston Texans star J.J. With plenty of other defensive options available at No. 30 -- including Washington cornerback Kevin King and Alabama linebacker Reuben Foster -- this pick doesn't come without questions.