Welcome to the terrible take a daily segment telling Steelers nation what's on our mind.

I'm Alex Kizora.

Steelers could be looking for their own Jordan Myota.

It comes with one of their final pre-draft visits, bringing in the United Kingdom's

Travis Clayton for a pre-draft visit earlier this week.

Clayton and Offens Tackle is one of the 16 International Pathway Program IPP members looking to latch onto a roster

and Clayton is one of those draft eligible prospects. He grew up playing rugby, tennis, and apparently boxed a bit too.

He trained at the American Academy in the UK,

learning the foundation of football and playing offense a tackle.

He certainly has the size at 6, 7, 301 pounds with 35 inch arms.

That's a lump of clay worth working with.

He's apparently impressed scouts in his workouts,

holding one at South Florida and another private individual workout.

Clayton has visits from three AFC North teams, the Ravens, Browns, and of course the Steelers,

along with the Chiefs, who have already signed one free agent IPP player.

Assistant GM Andy Wightosop first-hand in Philadelphia the value of these players.

They took the chance on Jordan Myota in the seventh round of the 2018 NFL draft, a rugby player who had never played a down of football.

That low-risk gamble paid off and Myata is now the Eagles starting left tackle who earned a long-term deal this

off season. Of course the odds of Clayton having the same outcome are low we

understand that but it's the same developmental thinking same with Alejandro Bill

Nueva.

Perhaps Clayton would be on the Steelers radar with their final six-round pick,

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