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Does anyone else think travis feeney could actually be good?
So im a steelers fan and i have done some research on the players we drafted and our 6th round pick travis feeneey has caught my eye. In his 2015 season he finished 3rd in sacks, tackles for a loss, and forced fumbles. And he played in the pac-12 conference, not to mention hes quite speedy. And in 2014 he finished second in interception return yards. I feel like if he geta a good year or 2 to develop he can really turn into something. Am i the only one?
Side note: thoughts on artie burns, im not too sure about him
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- Cu TieLv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
Actually, it depends on his work ethic during every offseason. If Travis Feeney works hard and performs very well in practice every day, he will greatly improve his chances of becoming a successful, top notch NFL linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the future.
- davester1970Lv 75 years ago
All players that were drafted have the potential of being good pro players. It all depends on how badly they want it and if they are willing to work hard in camp.
As a Steeler fan myself, the draft pick that excited me the most was their 3rd round pick up of Javon Hargrave. I think he could be a boon for the defensive line. Sure he was from a small school of South Carolina State. He posted 13.5 sacks last season for them.
The Steelers have had success with South Carolina State players before. The last player that was drafted from there was Donnie Shell. That man was an integral part of the secondary during the Steel Curtain defense in the 70's. It is a travesty that he isn't in Canton yet.
