2019 outlook: Myres was reportedly the most sought-after player the Steelers signed in the frenzied minutes at the end of the draft. A two-year starter at Houston, Myres was considered a possible late-round draft pick. And although the Steelers took Justin Layne in the third round, over the past decade they often have taken two cornerbacks in the draft. Myres had a reputation as a hard hitter and good tackler, attributes Steelers defensive coordinator Keith Butler is drawn to in cornerbacks. The cornerback depth chart is a tough one to crack for an undrafted rookie, but Myres’ special-teams pedigree will give him a fighting chance at the roster.
