You don’t announce a pick as a “Swiss Army knife” if that player’s versatility isn’t one of your main interests in bringing him in, so suffice it to say that the Pittsburgh Steelers value the position flexibility of seventh-round defensive back Tre Norwood. Given that they have lost help everywhere in the secondary, he can address a number of shortages, and that’s something he welcomes.
“The most I played in college, my first two years was corner, but then this last season, I was honestly a great about at nickel and safety”, he told reporters last week during rookie minicamp.