
Steelers Draft Daylen Everette for Secondary Boost
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Pittsburgh Steelers bolster secondary with Georgia CB Daylen Everette, a slot specialist known for turnovers and pass breakups. Despite mixed grades, hes praised for his athleticism and fit in Patrick Grahams defense. The Steelers add depth and versatility to their secondary.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Steelers Draft Daylen Everette for Secondary Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 25th, Pittsburgh Steelers just beefed up their secondary, snagging Georgia Cornerback Dale and Everett with the 85th overall pick-in. The NFL draft. This guy is a slot specialist who was always hunting the ball for the bulldogs, racking up turnovers and pass breakups. Everett showed out at the Senior Bowl playing that slot role and surprised folks with his athletic testing at the Combine. He's built sturdy with real speed, fitting right into what defensive coordinator Patrick Graham likes in a playmaker. Our staff's breaking it down with grades mostly in the B-Range. Joey Bray loves the turnover knack and stylistic match, giving a solid B, Ryland Bickley sees upside, despite some coverage tweets needed, a B-minus. Ryan Parrish calls him a press corner project with time to develop C-plus. Alex Hanzar and Jere Bailey both hit B-minus and C, wishing they'd chase riskier talents like Jermon McCoy instead, but liking the depth it adds. To a stacked room, Steelers get a high upside DB who won't rush into starts, rounding
out a draft move that keeps their backfield versatile and deep. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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