• Please be aware we've switched the forums to their own URL. (again) You'll find the new website address to be www.steelernationforum.com Thanks
  • Please clear your private messages. Your inbox is close to being full.

Steelers Ink Rookie Freiermuth

Steeler Nation

Administrator
Staff member
Admin
Joined
Apr 7, 2014
Messages
2,542
Reaction score
4,985
Points
93
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially signed second-round pick Pat Freiermuth. Freiermuth’s signing only leaves one pick, Kendrick Green, left to be signed out of the Steelers 2021 rookie class. Freiermuth is the highest drafted tight end by the Steelers since the Steelers drafted Heath Miller out of the University of Virginia in 2005.

Freiermuth leaves behind quite the legacy at Penn State. Freiermuth played in 30 games for the Nittany Lions throughout his career including being named First-Team All Big 10, as well as the Big 10 Tight End of the Year. He also collected over 1,100 yards during his three seasons and set a Penn State tight end record by scoring 16 touchdowns during his career.






Freiermuth looks to come in right away and compete with incumbent tight end Eric Ebron for playing time. Expect the Steelers to deploy some 12 personnel looks as well to allow for both of these playmakers to get some time on the field together. Freiermuth adds a blocking element to the tight end position that the Steelers will clearly be missing after the retirement of Vance McDonald.



How do you see Freiermuth fitting in with the Steelers in 2021? Sound off in the comments below!

#SteelerNation

Support SteelerNation by clicking here to read the story..
 
And then there was one!
 
I see PAT taking the full horns by 1/2 season if not sooner. Hence Ebron drops those couple criticle passes they will target Pat F. and he will make the catch and continually block / catch / retain possesion.




Salute the nation
 
This is an excellent interview w Penn State HC about Freiermuth, particularly his leadership qualities and love of the game. So glad we got this kid. (y)

Yeah saw that the other day. You love to have players that love the game. Hines loved the game and turned out well. I use him as a reference because his pure passion for the sport. If Pat turns out half as good as Ward that'll be something.
 
Top