The NFL Draft is just two days away, and there is plenty of uncertainty on who the Steelers will take, and even what position they'll select at 17th overall. Though betting odds have seemingly narrowed it down to two positions.
Enter Bookies.com's Adam Thompson, who has unveiled the odds and probabilities of the Steelers' first-round pick.
The site has applied odds to six players they feel are the most likely to be selected by the Steelers Thursday night.
Ultimately, Bookies.com feels that the field is the favorite over the six players, at 29.4 percent and +240 betting odds.
The most likely player for the Steelers to pick? Penn State cornerback Joey Porter Jr., who is +400 and has a 20 percent chance of ending up with the team his father starred for as an outside linebacker.
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Beyond Porter, Jr., the most likely selections are Georgia offensive tackle Broderick Jones (19.1 percent/+425), Maryland corner Deonte Banks (16.7 percent/+500), Tennessee tackle Darnell Wright (10.5 percent/+600), and Illinois cornerback Devon Witherspoon (10.5 percent/+850).
Pitt defensive lineman Calijah Kancey is the only player that is not a tackle or cornerback to receive odds, checking in at +900 and 10 percent.
