Zack Frazier has quickly emerged as a vital asset for the Pittsburgh Steelers, showcasing an impressive rookie season that has fans buzzing about his potential as the next great center. Starting 16 games and achieving a remarkable PFF grade of 77.9—ranking him as the highest graded lineman on the team—Frazier displayed his prowess with a solid 68.6% pass-blocking efficiency and an incredible 80.5% run-blocking rate. His tenacity on the field is unmatched, as he consistently finishes blocks and plays through the whistle, embodying everything Steelers Nation cherishes in an offensive lineman. While concerns of a sophomore slump linger, Frazier’s determination is evident—he notably crawled off the field with a broken leg in college just to save his team a timeout and managed to power through the rookie wall later in the season.

Rod Woodson stands as one of the all-time greats in NFL history, easily claiming the title of my #2 cornerback of all time. His legacy is highlighted by an impressive array of accolades, including two All-Pro seasons at safety after departing from the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he also secured a Super Bowl championship in Super Bowl XXXV. His prowess on the field earned him the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award in 1993, along with an extraordinary six First-team All-Pro selections from 1989 to 2002 and three Second-team All-Pro honors. A perennial favorite, Woodson graced the Pro Bowl 11 times and led the league in interceptions twice. His influence extended beyond individual seasons, earning him spots on the NFL’s 1990s All-Decade Team and both the 75th and 100th Anniversary All-Time Teams. Despite his impressive resume, Woodson's connection to Pittsburgh was evident—he never wanted to leave.

Deshon Elliott has proven himself to be a valuable asset for the Pittsburgh Steelers, delivering a rock-solid performance as a starter with impressive stats including 108 tackles, 73 solo, 1 interception, and 2 forced fumbles. His tenacity and no-nonsense attitude have made him a standout on the defense, stepping up as a vocal leader when the unit has struggled. After bouncing around early in his career with the Ravens, Lions, and Dolphins, Elliott has seemingly found his home in Pittsburgh, where he averaged an impressive 91.5 tackles in seasons where he played at least 14 games. With his skill set aligning well with the defense, extending Deshon Elliott seems like a move that would benefit both him and the team moving forward.

Mini Camp Review highlights the key developments from the Steelers’ offseason activities. The team emerged from mini camp relatively healthy, aside from Darnald Parnam, who was TE4 and not a major concern. Minkah Fitzpatrick has shown up in outstanding form, appearing faster and more rejuvenated, making plays all over the field. On the defensive side, expect a more imaginative and unpredictable scheme rather than sticking to a vanilla approach. Keep an eye on Donte Kent, who has made a strong impression and may challenge Beanie for the nickel spot, showcasing more speed and flashes of talent during mini camp.

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1:50 Zach Frazier
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18:40 Halftime
19:50 Deshon Elliott
26:00 Minicamp
32:42 Outro
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