NFL Draft: Legendary Announcers in Pittsburgh

On April 17th, the NFL just dropped a lineup for whose announcing picks on day two of the draft, rounds two and three, happening in Pittsburgh.

It's the first time the Steel City hosts since 1948, kicking off Thursday, April 23rd, with rounds two and three the next day, on April 24th.

Nine Hall of Famers lead the pack, like Curtis Martin, repping the jets, Jerome Betis for the Steelers, and Calvin Johnson for the Lions.

Four active stars join in two, including Arizona's James Conner, Minnesota's Brian O'Neill, Pittsburgh's Joey Porter Jr., and Tennessee's Jeffrey Simmons.

What's dope is the heavy Pittsburgh vibe? Why have seven announcers went to Pitt from Tony Doris at Calling for Dallas to Martin himself?

Fans are buzzing because legends like Lee's make the middle rounds feel epic, especially for teams like the jets hunting impact players.

Born and bred Pennsylvania ties run deep two, with 10 reps from the state, including Pat McAfee for Indy and Ronde Barber for Tampa.

Steelers get extra love with Betis, Stahlworth, Joey Porter Sr., and Junior on deck.

Meanwhile, other squads like the Bears with Jimbo Cover and Dolphins with Dwight Stevenson bring that Hall of Fame swag.

As the draft heats up, expect these voices to amp the energy, turning picks into Moments fans won't forget, while teams stack their rosters.