I was talking with someone in the know on the Steeler's Draft Picks, and they said Tomlin evaluates talent better than Noll or Cowher and seldom gets the credit. They said, it was Tomlin that knew about Martavis problems and made sure he drafted Coates that is just as fast at Wideout.
Now it looks like Tyler Matakevich may be be the surprise Sleeper in the Steeler's Draft too? We shall see! I still wish the Steelers had taken Boyd! Looks like Temple's Coach Rhule knows how to develop Recruits into Good NFL Players like Pitt's Coach Narduzzi did at MSU?
Article Excerpt:
The book on rookie linebacker Tyler Matakevich was he was a sure tackler and a heavy hitter. You can add pass-rusher to his resume. The highlight of Friday night's practice at Latrobe Memorial Stadium was the backs-on-backers drill and “Dirty Red” stole the show. Under the watchful eye of Mike Tomlin, Matakevich was a perfect 7 for 7 including the offensive star of the drill Roosevelt Nix twice to end the drill. Matakevich also beat Cameron Stingily and Daryl Richardson twice and Paul Lang once. Also looking good were Jarvis Jones (4-1-1) and Anthony Chickillo (4-2-1). On offense, Nix stood out.
LINK;
http://triblive.com/sports/steelers/10825334-74/drill-practice-nix
Now it looks like Tyler Matakevich may be be the surprise Sleeper in the Steeler's Draft too? We shall see! I still wish the Steelers had taken Boyd! Looks like Temple's Coach Rhule knows how to develop Recruits into Good NFL Players like Pitt's Coach Narduzzi did at MSU?
Article Excerpt:
The book on rookie linebacker Tyler Matakevich was he was a sure tackler and a heavy hitter. You can add pass-rusher to his resume. The highlight of Friday night's practice at Latrobe Memorial Stadium was the backs-on-backers drill and “Dirty Red” stole the show. Under the watchful eye of Mike Tomlin, Matakevich was a perfect 7 for 7 including the offensive star of the drill Roosevelt Nix twice to end the drill. Matakevich also beat Cameron Stingily and Daryl Richardson twice and Paul Lang once. Also looking good were Jarvis Jones (4-1-1) and Anthony Chickillo (4-2-1). On offense, Nix stood out.
LINK;
http://triblive.com/sports/steelers/10825334-74/drill-practice-nix