It isn't often a third-round draft pick captures the essence of a draft. But so much of how the Steelers' 2018 draft is perceived in future years will hinge on what happens with Mason Rudolph.
Quarterback is just different.
If dimes were handed out for every time I was asked about the long-term prospects of either Landry Jones or Josh Dobbs in the past five years, I'd have a stack of dimes large enough to pay Rudolph's salary the next few years.
To continue reading, log into your account:
