Your 2013 Pittsburgh Steelers!

September 5th, 2013
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The 2013 Pittsburgh Steelers

NO. PLAYER POS HT WT SCHOOL Comments
3 Landry Jones QB 6’3″ 221 Oklahoma The kid is a   proven winner and needs experience
4 Zoltan   Mesko P 6’5″ 230 Michigan Late addition to the roster, left footed and an upgrade over Butler
5 Bruce   Gradkowski QB 6’1″ 220 Toledo Local boy makes good and provides a younger more durable backup
6 Shaun   Suisham K 6′ 200 Bowling   Green Had a very good season last year, needs to be consistent
7 Ben   Roethlisberger QB 6’5″ 241 Miami-Ohio Gives the Steelers a chance to win every game
11 Markus Wheaton WR 5’11” 182 Oregon   State Exciting prospect who will make the receiver core a strength
14 Derek Moye WR 6’5″ 210 Penn   State The big target the Steelers have been looking for
21 Robert   Golden S 5’11” 202 Arizona Three year starter for Arizona who will be a capable backup
22 William   Gay CB 5’10” 190 Louisville Good nickel back, capable backup, but we will be in trouble if he starts
23 Felix   Jones RB 5’10” 215 Arkansas Could be the steal of the year if he can STAY HEALTHY
24 Ike   Taylor CB 6’2″ 195 Louisiana A great veteran who has been one of the anchors of the Steelers D
25 Ryan   Clark FS 5’11” 205 LSU “Crash” is here, has been a terrific player for the Steelers
26 Le’Veon Bell RB 6’1″ 244 Michigan   State Needs to get healthy and get into the game
28 Cortez   Allen CB 6’1″ 196 Citadel Looks like he can be a special player, Steelers need him to take the next step this   year
29 Shamarko   Thomas S 5’9″ 217 Syracuse This year will be a year of development
30 Antwon   Blake CB 5’9″ 198 UTEP Last second claim off waivers, special teams
31 Curtis   Brown DB 6′ 185 Texas Has the potential to be a big contributor this year
33 Isaac   Redman RB 6′ 230 Bowie   State The Steelers most consistent banger, needs to fight to keep the job
34 LaRod   Stephens-Howling RB 5’7″ 185 Pittsburgh Showed great flashes during the preseason and will fill the 3rd down back void
42 Da’Mon   Cromartie-Smith S 6’2″ 210 Texas-El   Paso This is his make it or break year
43 Troy   Polamalu SS 5’10” 207 USC If he stays healthy he is 1/2 of the best saftey combination in football
46 Will   Johnson FB 6’2″ 240 West   Virginia It is great to see a real fullback, he also is becoming a pass catching threat
50 Larry   Foote LB 6’1″ 239 Michigan Dependable veteran who will be pushed this year
53 Maurkice   Pouncey C 6’4″ 304 Florida Needs to have a big year
54 Chris   Carter LB 6’1″ 248 Fresno   State Showed his worth in the preseason and will get some snaps
55 Kion   Wilson LB 6′ 230 South   Florida Great upside free agent
56 LaMarr   Woodley LB 6’2″ 265 Michigan If he can play to his ability he will be a major force
57 Terence Garvin LB 6’3″ 221 West   Virginia Special Teams player who had a great preseason
60 Greg   Warren LS 6’3″ 252 North   Carolina Reliable special teams ace
65 Al   Woods DE 6’4″ 307 LSU A serious pass rusher who will get some playing time
66 David   DeCastro G 6’5″ 316 Stanford Second year and injury free will further his development
68 Kelvin Beachum G 6’3″ 306 SMU Versatile player who will start at some point
72 Cody Wallace OL 6’4″ 300 Texas   A&M Good veteran backup who will improve the o-line depth
73 Ramon   Foster G 6’6″ 325 Tennessee Crushing run blocker who needs to be better in passing situations
76 Mike   Adams OT 6’7″ 323 Ohio   State Will start at left tackle and has awesome potential, he needs to develop in a   hurry
77 Marcus   Gilbert OT 6’6″ 330 Florida Will hold down the right tackle spot and like his other linemates needs to develop   FAST
78 Guy   Whimper OT 6’5″ 315 East   Carolina Veteran Tackle who didn’t look strong during the preseason
81 David   Paulson TE 6’4″ 246 Oregon Has big shoes to fill and needs to be more consistent
82 Michael   Palmer TE 6’5″ 252 Clemson Veteran place holder who can help the team while Heath recovers
83 Heath   Miller TE 6’5″ 256 Virginia Need him to be healthy and he will thrive
84 Antonio   Brown WR 5’10” 186 Central   Michigan This is his chance to be an elite receiver
85 David   Johnson TE 6’2″ 260 Arkansas   State A great opportunity, for a solid veteran
88 Emmanuel   Sanders WR 5’11” 180 SMU Needs to have a breakout season and prove his value
89 Jerricho   Cotchery WR 6’1″ 203 North   Carolina State Veteran Receiver who will be a great asset to the team
90 Steve   McLendon DT 6’4″ 280 Troy Very athletic albeit undersized NT, he brings a different look to the spot
92 Hebron Fangupo DT 6’1″ 324 BYU Traditional 3-4 Nose Tackle who eats up a ton of real estate
93 Jason   Worilds LB 6’2″ 262 Virginia   Tech Will start but is going to have to play at a high level or he will be replaced by   Jarvis Jones
94 Lawrence   Timmons LB 6’1″ 234 Florida   State Coming into his own and now is the best MLB in the division
95 Jarvis Jones LB 6’2″ 245 Georgia Had a nice showing in preseason and will get his fair share of opportunities
96 Ziggy   Hood DE 6’3″ 300 Missouri Had a great preseason and is posied for his breakout year
97 Cameron   Heyward DE 6’5″ 288 Ohio   State Needs to make the most of what is most likely his last chance
98 Vince Williams LB 6’1″ 250 Florida   State Has all the tools to be a starter in this league, needs time to learn his craft
99 Brett   Keisel DE 6’5″ 285 BYU Steady veteran who needs to be a leader, FEAR THE BEARD!
Injured List
67 Nik   Embernate G 6’4″ 304 San   Diego State Wait ’til next year
72 Justin   Cheadle G 6’3″ 305 California Looked like he had a chance to make the practice squad.
80 Plaxico   Burress WR 6’5″ 232 Michigan   State Hope he has one more chance
87 Matt   Spaeth TE 6’7″ 260 Minnesota Would have been a great asset if he could have stayed healthy
91 Nick   Williams DT 6’4″ 309 Samford Will have a chance next year to be the number two NT
Practice Squad
15 Justin   Brown WR 6’3″ 209 Oklahoma Lack of speed will hurt his chances
19 Kashif   Moore WR 5’10’ 175 Connecticut Great speed but kind of small
20 Alvester   Alexander RB 5’11’ 213 Wyoming Had a nice preseason and could be the next Ike Redman
39 Isaiah   Green CB 5’10” 180 Fresno   State Almost made the 53 man roster, should see some time at some point
45 Alan   Baxter LB 6’1″ 238 Northern   Illinois He had a great training camp and played his way on to the team
69 Brian   Arnfelt DE 6’4′ 298 Northwestern Bright kid who has potential
74 Chris   Hubbard G 6’4″ 286 UAB Small for a guard, but very athletic
79 Joe   Long OT 6’5″ 304 Wayne   State Great family pedigree, working his way on to the roster
Physically   Unable To Perform
51 Sean Spence LB 5’11” 231 Miami-Florida What might have been?

 

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