There’s something about brothers—twins even—that the Pittsburgh Steelers really seem to love. They already play host to three of the most well-known pairs of NFL siblings in the NFL right now, with Maurkice Pouncey, Terrell and Trey Edmunds, and of course T.J. and Derek Watt.
And they added to that total with the 2020 NFL draft, selecting two pairs of twins—though in only one of them are both siblings in the NFL. You’ve probably already heard of Carlos Davis and his twin brother, Khalil Davis, who was drafted earlier on by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But fourth-round pick Kevin Dotson is also a twin, his brother being Kenny Dotson.