Randy Fichtner has got to be pleased with how the Pittsburgh Steelers are handling his first year on the job so far. In an offseason in which most fully expected the team to focus heavily on the defensive side of the ball, the Steelers used their three picks in the second and third rounds, and another in the fifth, to add to the offense.
The most notable of those new additions in terms of the likelihood of offering immediate contributions would be second-round draft choice James Washington, the wide receiver out of Oklahoma State who is going to come in and attempt to fill Martavis Bryant’s shoes.