PITTSBURGH -- With their first five picks in last week's NFL daft, the Pittsburgh Steelers added a quarterback that won't play for a while if everything goes right, an offensive tackle that's considered raw, and two safeties to fill out a crowded positional room.
At least on paper, second-round receiver James Washington might be the only draft pick that would see the field early and often, depending on how first-year safety Terrell Edmunds develops, though Morgan Burnett and Sean Davis will have the inside track on starting jobs there.