Steelers Depot Daily Segment. A quick hit of Pittsburgh Steelers-related stories that may not require a full article, but nuggets worth mentioning and telling you.
Depot after it got dark on July 9th.
Betis Golf
Jerome Betis is one of the best players in Steelers’ history. They made a great decision deal for him in 1996. He helped the Steelers win the Super Bowl since the 2005 season. He had retired for a while, but he is still in the public eye.
Recently, Trey Wingo posted a photo on his Twitter Bettis shows the former running back golf. Betis is taking part in the American Century Championship, a celebrity golf tournament near Lake Tahoe in Nevada. Many current and former football players are involved, including Aaron Rodgers. Maybe he and Betis can talk about the Steelers during this event.
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Essex Football Camp
In the 2000s, the Steelers won two Super Bowls, largely thanks to incredible defence. But they still had quality players in offense. Trai Essex was an offensive lineman for the Steelers from 2005 to 2011. He wasn’t always a starter with them, but he contributed to their success. Now he’s helping to mold the next generation of soccer players.
Wane 15 News recently posted a video We will interview Essex about our hopes through soccer camp. Hosted by another former steeler Rod Woodson, the event aims to support young footballers. It’s great to see former professional players helping others give back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxngzamazby
Steelers Rookie Advice
Being a rookie in the NFL is not always easy. Often it has a serious learning curve, and former college athletes are trying to get used to the next level. However, rookies can have a lot of success in the league.
Recently, Steelers rookies shared the best advice they have Received on the team’s YouTube channel. Many of the lessons they have learned are good to apply to life as well. Most of them talk about how they were told to continue moving forward through bad times. That’s great advice for everyone, but especially NFL players. Things aren’t always clean, but they can always get better.
