Special Teams guy in the fourth round.

I can see where that would put some people off.

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Caden Weechin is listed as a wide receiver out of Iowa, and he was the Steelers.

One hundred and twenty-first overall pick.

My continuing rundown of the 2026 draft that this team just had,

this might be the first player, presuming you were okay with investing in a risk in Drew Aller, where it was easy for me to sense that there was, really?

Because you already had something of a project in Maxihanachore,

and Aller was one of those three third rounders,

and now this, it began to take on the feel of a draft

that wasn't going to pay off for uncomfortably too long.

Because while Weechan is listed as a wide receiver, he is principally a return specialist. He was, on the Steelers' own board, the top-rated

player who could do both, meaning return punts and kickoffs.

And that, very unmistakably, is how they saw him.

Now, they're not about to put a low ceiling over the young man's head and tell him you can

never, ever, ever participate in the regular offense or anything ridiculous like that.

But this was all about returns.

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