For most professional athletes, one of the first things they most likely want to do is secure their own place to live, likely, for the first time in their lives, a place to call their own. Especially for first-round picks, who receive signing bonuses large enough that would be able to cover that sort of expense relatively easily.
For the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2018 first-round pick, however, he is glad to have the company for now. That would be starting strong safety Terrell Edmunds, who currently lives together with his older brother, Trey Edmunds, a running back who is also on the 90-man roster.