Terrell Edmunds was always placed behind the 8-ball. It’s likely he was over-drafted by the Steelers in the 2018 first-round which automatically placed lofty expectations on an extremely raw player. He was thrown to the wolves his rookie season due to injuries at the position and didn’t play terribly, but always left you wanting more. Then, he followed up his rookie year with a 100-tackle performance, but again struggled in coverage and lacked any sort of ball skills. It’s easy to see why Steelers Nation was asking for more from Edmunds heading into year three. With that being said, he’s far from an Artie Burns or Jarvis Jones level bust.
Film Room: Terrell Edmunds Makes Big Strides Vs Titans
