Steelers, Ravens, Browns: Draft, Free Agency, Coaching

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Steelers rookie Derek Harmon showed series promise last season, even after missing five

games to injuries.

He logged 16 tackles and three sacks over 11 games, staying optimistic about bouncing

back.

Meanwhile, NFL draft construction kicked off on Pittsburgh's North Shore, turning parking

lots around Acresure Stadium into the main stage for the April 23rd through 25th

event.

Across the AFC North, the Ravens put defensive tackle DJ Reader through a physical and might

sign him post draft.

Bengals live prime to grab a cornerback early, while Brown's brass is open to a fresh start

with quarterback to Sean Watson.

Fans and insiders buzzing about Mike McCarthy's coaching tree exploding, unlike Mike Tomlin's

historically barren one.

Pittsburgh needs to lock up extension candidates from the 2023 draft class, like tied in

Darnell, Washington, before their value, skyrockets in this new offensive scheme.

Lions just signed ex-steeler safety, Chuck Clark to a new deal, after his 51 tackles

in 437's NAF last year.

Steelers already revamped their secondary with Chiquan Brisker.

Art Rooney the second confirmed, the Rooney rule stays put, shrugging off the legal challenge

from Florida.

League owners voted to ease Friday game restrictions, and kill overlapping Monday night double-headers,

bringing up slots for holidays like Christmas on, a Friday.

More standalone match-ups mean better primetime bives, but too many weird kicks could wear

thin keeps, the off-season rolling with fresh wrinkles ahead.