The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking for a few good men to help contribute to their efforts, on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. The secondary was one area in particular in which they suffered some losses, and have had to seek help. Cameron Sutton graduated to the starting lineup, but they have a revolving cast of players functioning as the nickel and dime defenders.
One of them is Tre Norwood, the rookie seventh-round draft pick whom head coach Mike Tomlin called a Swiss Army knife for his ability to line up throughout the secondary. He appeared to get a long run in last night’s game, and came up with multiple key plays on possession downs for the defense.