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Asked and Answered: Nov. 15

Asked and Answered: Nov. 15

Let's get to it: MANUEL CHACON from SALTILLO, MEXICO: For the Dec. 24 game to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception, is there any plan for the players to wear the 1970s jerseys on that day? ANSWER: The Steelers will wear their 1970s throwback jerseys for the game against the Raiders on Dec. 24, and on the front the jersey will be the Immaculate Reception 50th Anniversary patch. BOB ADAMS FROM BEDFORD, PA: In your opinion do you believe that L.C. Greenwood will ever be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame? ANSWER: "Ever" is a long time, and part of me doesn't want to admit that because it's almost as if admitting it would make it come true, but I don't have much hope that L.C. Greenwood will be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.   - Download and listen to the Ask & Answered Podcast here:Apple Podcast| Spotify ERIC ASH FROM WELLSVILLE, NY: Matthew Wright or Nick Sciba? Who do you go with? And how much does the long-snapper, holder, kicker connection affect the results? ANSWER: The snap-hold-kick operation is integral to the outcome of any field goal attempt, and on Sunday it seemed to me that even if the first snap was a bit off target it shouldn't have had an adverse effect on the first of Matthew Wright's two misses in the game against the Saints. I don't believe Coach Mike Tomlin is going to pull the plug this quickly on Wright, especially after the conscious decision was made to sign him from the Kansas City practice squad, because part of that decision was the understanding of the NFL rule requiring a team to keep a player it signs off another team's practice squad on the 53-man roster for at least three games. What I expect is for Wright to spend A LOT of time this week working with Christian Kuntz and Pressley Harvin III on the snap-hold-kick process and that Wright will be doing the placekicking on Sunday against the Bengals at Acrisure Stadium. Let's wait and see what happens in that game. Tomlin doesn't have endless patience, but I know he has more patience than Steelers fans. LARRY HEMINGER FROM SAN DIEGO, CA: I'm heading into town to visit family and to see my second Steelers home game, on Nov. 20 against the Bengals. What things would you recommend I prioritize for my visit as must-see, in and around the stadium? ANSWER: There is only one must-see, in my opinion, and that is the Hall of Honor Museum that is located inside Acrisure Stadium and opened to the public on Saturday, Nov. 12. For information and to book a tour – walk-ins are not accepted – go to Steelers.com, and across the top NavBar you will see a link for "Hall of Honor Museum." Click on that link, and it will take you to a page where you will be able to click on a link to "Book A Tour." Click on that and follow the instructions. I suggest you do that rather promptly, because the Hall of Honor Museum quickly has become a very popular destination for Steelers fans, and slots for tours fill up very fast. Good luck. I'm confident you'll enjoy it. BRIAN FIORENTINO FROM VIRGINIA BEACH, VA: I see on the Steelers regular season schedule that the Week 18 game against the Browns is listed as TBD. How come the time and date aren't locked in yet and is this the case for all Week 18 matchups? ANSWER: The NFL did not announce the dates and times for any of the Week 18 games so as to be able to lock in the best matchups and slots for television based on playoff clinchings and potential clinchings. The date and time of the game vs. the Browns will be determined by the NFL, and the teams will have no say in that decision. BURTON HARRIS FROM GREENSBURG, PA: When the Steelers get in the red zone, why wouldn't they use Zach Gentry who is 6-foot-8 and can catch against a smaller defensive back? ANSWER: Because height isn't the defining characteristic in a receiver being adept at combat catches. Because George Pickens is the best combat-catch receiver on the Steelers roster. And because this is football, not basketball. KEN WAMSLEY FROM BIDWELL, OH: Do you think Ben Roethlisberger has the talent to be a head coach in the NFL? ANSWER: If Ben Roethlisberger had any interest in a coaching career, he would have had to show some interest in pursuing that at some point, because there are only so many NFL owners willing to hire a head coach off the ESPN set. Since Roethlisberger has not shown any interest in a career in the NFL as a coach, we'll never know whether he has the "talent." Because he's not interested. CHRIS HANN FROM SARASOTA, FL: I just attended the Hall of Honor Museum and also did a stadium tour while visiting Pittsburgh for the New Orleans game. I highly recommend it as a must-see for all Steelers fans. The Hall of Honor Museum is very well done. Just wanted to thank the organization for an amazing experience during our visit. ANSWER: I'm happy to hear you enjoyed your Museum visit, and just to reiterate your point, after visiting the Hall of Honor Museum for the first time, Mike Prisuta of the WDVE Morning Show and Steelers.com referred to it as "Disneyland for Steelers fans." CHARLES KIRSCHNER FROM MURRELLS INLET, SC: Understanding that the Steelers hired Chuck Noll, what other organizational changes took place in the late 1960s to catapult the franchise from a perennial loser to a multiple time Super Bowl champion? ANSWER: By the time the Steelers hired Chuck Noll in January 1969, Dan Rooney already had assumed what today might be referred to as a general manager's role for the Steelers, Bill Nunn had been hired, Art Rooney Jr. had been put in charge of the scouting department, and the franchise already had made an internal commitment to building its team through the draft. 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Sources: Steelers release P Berry, LS Canaday

Sources: Steelers release P Berry, LS Canaday

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers are ushering in a new era in the team’s kicking unit. While kicker Chris Boswell‘s job is safe, he’ll have a new supporting cast for the 2021 season. The Steelers released punter Jordan Berry and long snapper Kameron Canaday, league sources confirmed to ESPN. With their departures, rookie seventh-round pick Pressley Harvin III is the presumed punter and…

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2021 ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

A round-by-round ranking of the top rookie performances of 2021.

 ROUND 1

1. LB Micah Parsons (DAL – Pick #12)

2. WR Ja’Marr Chase (CIN – Pick #5)

3. OT Rashawn Slater (LAC – Pick #13)

4. WR Jaylen Waddle (MIA – Pick #6)

5. WR DeVonta Smith (PHI – Pick #10)

ROUND 2

1. C Creed Humphrey (KC – Pick #63)

2. RB Javonte Williams (DEN – Pick #35)

3. LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (CLE – Pick #52)

4. CB Tyson Campbell (JAX – Pick #33)

5. S Jevon Holland (MIA – Pick #36)

ROUND 3

1. LB Ernest Jones (LAR – Pick #103)

2. DT Osa Odighizuwa (DAL – Pick #75)

3. S Andre Cisco (JAX – Pick #65)

4. CB Elijah Molden (TEN – Pick #101)

5. CB Paulson Adebo (NO – Pick #76)

ROUND 4

1. WR Amon-Ra St. Brown (DET – Pick #112)

2. CB Marco Wilson (ARZ – Pick #136)

3. RB Michael Carter (NYJ – Pick #107)

4. S Camryn Bynum (MIN – Pick #125)

5. LB Derrick Barnes (DET – Pick #114)

ROUND 5

1. K Evan McPherson (CIN – Pick #149)

2. S Caden Sterns (DEN – Pick #152)

3. CB Michael Carter II (NYJ – Pick #154)

4. CB Nate Hobbs (LV – Pick #167)

5. CB Deommodore Lenoir (SF – Pick #172)

ROUND 6

1. G Trey Smith (KC – Pick #226)

2. RB Elijah Mitchell (SF – Pick #194)

3. RB Khalil Herbert (CHI – Pick #217)

4. CB Brandin Echols (NYJ – Pick #200)

5. S Damar Hamlin (BUF - Pick #212)

ROUND 7

1. CB Tre Norwood (PIT – Pick #247)

2. LB Jonathon Cooper (DEN – Pick #239)

3. RB Jermar Jefferson (DET – Pick #257)

4. P Pressley Harvin III (PIT – Pick #254)

5. RB Kylin Hill (GB – Pick #256)

UNDRAFTED

1. CB Jerry Jacobs (DET)

2. RB Jaret Patterson (WAS)

3. TE Brock Wright (DET)

4. CB A.J. Parker (DET)

5. FB Adam Prentice (NO)

Offensive Rookie of the Year: WR Ja’Marr Chase (CIN)

Defensive Rookie of the Year: LB Micah Parsons (DAL)

Best Draft: Kansas City

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Steelers punter Pressley Harvin III persevered through tragedy during his rookie season

Steelers punter Pressley Harvin III persevered through tragedy during his rookie season

Pressley Harvin III was supposed to travel with his teammates to Kansas City on Christmas before learning the news that his father had passed. Instead of facing the Chiefs the following day, the Steelers‘ rookie punter made the 10-hour drive home.  Two weeks later, his grandmother died on the eve of the Steelers’ regular-season finale against the Baltimore Ravens. Harvin played in that game and…

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Chris Boswell injury update: Steelers forced to play without a kicker after fake FG goes awry

The Steelers tried to catch the Browns off guard during their Week 8 game on Sunday afternoon with a fake field goal attempt. It didn’t quite go as planned. 

As a result, Pittsburgh will have to play the rest of their game without their kicker. Chris Boswell has been ruled out for the rest of the game with a concussion.

#Steelers K Chris Boswell has been ruled out for the rest of today’s game after being evaluated for a concussion.

— Burt Lauten (@SteelersPRBurt) October 31, 2021

How did the injury happen? Cleveland did a great job of being ready for the Steelers’ trick play, playing a safe defense on the field goal attempt and covered all of Boswell’s receiving options on the play. That left the Steelers’ kicker scrambling around looking for anywhere to throw the ball.

MORE: NFL catch rule spoils Keelan Cole’s Catch of the Year candidate

He ended up holding onto the ball for too long.  And he paid the price for it by taking a massive hit from Jordan Elliott.

IYER: 15 players most likely to be dealt at 2021 NFL trade deadline

That hit knocked Boswell out of the game and left the Steelers without a kicker. To add insult to injury, former NFL referee Gene Steratore noted that the Browns should have been whistled for roughing the passer on the play but were not.

Even though Chris Boswell is a kicker by position, on this fake field goal attempt, he is a passer. A defender cannot hit the passer forcibly in the head or neck area. IMO this should have been a 15 yard penalty for roughing in #PITvsCLE. pic.twitter.com/EXnOfledfv

— Gene Steratore (@GeneSteratore) October 31, 2021

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Boswell’s absence could prove to be a difference-maker in their tightly contested battle with the Browns. In his absence, punter Pressley Harvin III handled a kickoff for the Steelers. Meanwhile, the team elected to go for a two-point conversion following their touchdown.

Pittsburgh converted the first time but had it called back for a penalty. They still chose to go for two from the 12-yard line, but they couldn’t convert.

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Asked and Answered: Nov. 15

Asked and Answered: Nov. 15

Let's get to it: MANUEL CHACON from SALTILLO, MEXICO: For the Dec. 24 game to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception, is there any plan for the players to wear the 1970s jerseys on that day? ANSWER: The Steelers will wear their 1970s throwback jerseys for the game against the Raiders on Dec. 24, and on the front the jersey will be the Immaculate Reception 50th Anniversary patch. BOB ADAMS FROM BEDFORD, PA: In your opinion do you believe that L.C. Greenwood will ever be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame? ANSWER: "Ever" is a long time, and part of me doesn't want to admit that because it's almost as if admitting it would make it come true, but I don't have much hope that L.C. Greenwood will be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.   - Download and listen to the Ask & Answered Podcast here:Apple Podcast| Spotify ERIC ASH FROM WELLSVILLE, NY: Matthew Wright or Nick Sciba? Who do you go with? And how much does the long-snapper, holder, kicker connection affect the results? ANSWER: The snap-hold-kick operation is integral to the outcome of any field goal attempt, and on Sunday it seemed to me that even if the first snap was a bit off target it shouldn't have had an adverse effect on the first of Matthew Wright's two misses in the game against the Saints. I don't believe Coach Mike Tomlin is going to pull the plug this quickly on Wright, especially after the conscious decision was made to sign him from the Kansas City practice squad, because part of that decision was the understanding of the NFL rule requiring a team to keep a player it signs off another team's practice squad on the 53-man roster for at least three games. What I expect is for Wright to spend A LOT of time this week working with Christian Kuntz and Pressley Harvin III on the snap-hold-kick process and that Wright will be doing the placekicking on Sunday against the Bengals at Acrisure Stadium. Let's wait and see what happens in that game. Tomlin doesn't have endless patience, but I know he has more patience than Steelers fans. LARRY HEMINGER FROM SAN DIEGO, CA: I'm heading into town to visit family and to see my second Steelers home game, on Nov. 20 against the Bengals. What things would you recommend I prioritize for my visit as must-see, in and around the stadium? ANSWER: There is only one must-see, in my opinion, and that is the Hall of Honor Museum that is located inside Acrisure Stadium and opened to the public on Saturday, Nov. 12. For information and to book a tour – walk-ins are not accepted – go to Steelers.com, and across the top NavBar you will see a link for "Hall of Honor Museum." Click on that link, and it will take you to a page where you will be able to click on a link to "Book A Tour." Click on that and follow the instructions. I suggest you do that rather promptly, because the Hall of Honor Museum quickly has become a very popular destination for Steelers fans, and slots for tours fill up very fast. Good luck. I'm confident you'll enjoy it. BRIAN FIORENTINO FROM VIRGINIA BEACH, VA: I see on the Steelers regular season schedule that the Week 18 game against the Browns is listed as TBD. How come the time and date aren't locked in yet and is this the case for all Week 18 matchups? ANSWER: The NFL did not announce the dates and times for any of the Week 18 games so as to be able to lock in the best matchups and slots for television based on playoff clinchings and potential clinchings. The date and time of the game vs. the Browns will be determined by the NFL, and the teams will have no say in that decision. BURTON HARRIS FROM GREENSBURG, PA: When the Steelers get in the red zone, why wouldn't they use Zach Gentry who is 6-foot-8 and can catch against a smaller defensive back? ANSWER: Because height isn't the defining characteristic in a receiver being adept at combat catches. Because George Pickens is the best combat-catch receiver on the Steelers roster. And because this is football, not basketball. KEN WAMSLEY FROM BIDWELL, OH: Do you think Ben Roethlisberger has the talent to be a head coach in the NFL? ANSWER: If Ben Roethlisberger had any interest in a coaching career, he would have had to show some interest in pursuing that at some point, because there are only so many NFL owners willing to hire a head coach off the ESPN set. Since Roethlisberger has not shown any interest in a career in the NFL as a coach, we'll never know whether he has the "talent." Because he's not interested. CHRIS HANN FROM SARASOTA, FL: I just attended the Hall of Honor Museum and also did a stadium tour while visiting Pittsburgh for the New Orleans game. I highly recommend it as a must-see for all Steelers fans. The Hall of Honor Museum is very well done. Just wanted to thank the organization for an amazing experience during our visit. ANSWER: I'm happy to hear you enjoyed your Museum visit, and just to reiterate your point, after visiting the Hall of Honor Museum for the first time, Mike Prisuta of the WDVE Morning Show and Steelers.com referred to it as "Disneyland for Steelers fans." CHARLES KIRSCHNER FROM MURRELLS INLET, SC: Understanding that the Steelers hired Chuck Noll, what other organizational changes took place in the late 1960s to catapult the franchise from a perennial loser to a multiple time Super Bowl champion? ANSWER: By the time the Steelers hired Chuck Noll in January 1969, Dan Rooney already had assumed what today might be referred to as a general manager's role for the Steelers, Bill Nunn had been hired, Art Rooney Jr. had been put in charge of the scouting department, and the franchise already had made an internal commitment to building its team through the draft. 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How Steelers nailed Najee Harris pick in 2021 NFL Draft instead of taking QB, offensive lineman

The Steelers could have forced a different offensive pick at No. 24 overall in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. No one can question their decision to take former Alabama running back Najee Harris anymore.

Modern NFL wisdom says investing a high selection on that position is a mistake given it’s a passing-oriented league and many teams are getting great returns on investments on later-drafted backs. For Pittsburgh, one concern was eschewing a pick on a quarterback as Ben Roethlisberger continues to fade without a true successor. The other was tabling taking an offensive lineman for a major overhaul up front.

Although Roethlisberger has struggled and the offensive line has taken lumps, Harris has validated the Steelers’ pick by proving he’s a rare complete workhorse back. Through five games, Harris has rushed 78 times for 307 yards and 2 TDs. He’s also added 28 receptions on 39 targets for 198 yards and another TD. He’s averaging 21 touches and 101 scrimmage yards per game.

For the naysayers, the bottom line is the Steelers have gone from the No. 32 rushing team in the NFL in 2020 at 84.4 yards per game to No, 31, producing only 73.6 yards per game. Their 2-3 record also suggests they will not return to the playoffs after winning the tough AFC North at 12-4 last season Pittsburgh, however, had a lot of growing fundamental problems that couldn’t be solved with a single draft pick.

The Steelers were picking too low to jump up for any of the five first-round quarterbacks, the last being Mac Jones at No. 15 overall to the Patriots. The last surefire first-round offensive tackle, Christian Darrisaw, went a pick earlier, No. 23 overall to the Vikings.

The next QB to go was Kyle Trask, No. 64 overall in the second round to the Buccaneers. The next offensive lineman picked was guard Landon Dickerson, No. 37 in the second round to the Eagles.

The Steelers didn’t reach and took the best player available. Harris was a top-15 talent and a safe pick in every sense. He was the only player that could help support two weaknesses, boosting the running game and giving the weaker-armed Roethlisberger a key additional outlet receiver.’

Pittsburgh did also address offensive line later in the draft with center Kendrick Green (No. 87 overall, third round) and left tackle Dan Moore Jr. (No. 128 overall fourth round). That was after landing a great value on another skill player who could help the offense in multiple ways — blocking and receiving — in second-round tight end Pat Freiermuth.

Moore and Green have emerged as a quickly developing starters at two key positions. Freiermuth should have an expanded supporting role soon.

The Steelers did take care of every pressing offensive need in four top picks, after stockpiling on defense with the next four picks before taking punter Pressley Harvin III, near the end of the draft. A franchise quarterback was never an option in the 2021 draft once Pittsburgh secured a playoff-team pick outside of the top 18.

Harris has been vital to supporting Roethlisberger early. Harris takes on more importance with Big Ben’s favorite short target, slot man JuJu Smith-Schuster, shelved for a while with a shoulder injury. Harris also maximizes what he blocking he gets to churn out every available yard and gives his team a new reliable red zone force.

For a defensive-minded team under Mike Tomlin, Harris also represents a physical mind-set for complementary football. At 6-1, 231 pounds, Harris is a load of a shifty power runner. He puts the Steelers in better positions to grind out games. While the running game remains rather anemic, Harris is providing an effective extension of it with his short-area receiving.

Harris is on pace for 95 receptions and 673 receiving yards on 132 targets over 17 games. Consider in 16 games last season, the Steelers’ top four running backs combined for only 60 receptions and 376 yards on 80 targets.

Based on their current state and needed immediate resources, Harris has become an essential addition. If Freiermuth becomes an integral piece and Green and Moore pan out in the long haul, then the Steelers can feel even better about their first-round pick.

The point of such an early selection is to get someone who can help the most now and later, regardless of position. Harris’ dual role will be key to moving the ball and helping the Steelers grind out as many games as they can. He also will give the Steelers’ offense a much-needed strong foundation for a while, for whatever direction it takes at QB after Roethlisberger.

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