It certainly is hard to read too much into anything that transpires during a rookie minicamp and especially when one is not present to observe the practices. With that said, it sure sounds like two of the Pittsburgh Steelers early-round draft picks this year, wide receiver James Washington and quarterback Mason Rudolph, are picking right back up where they left off at Oklahoma State.
According to Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin at the conclusion of the team’s second rookie minicamp practice of 2018 on Saturday, Washington, the teams second-round selection, and Rudolph, the first of the team’s two third-round draft picks two weekends ago, are just a few young players who have impressed him so far.