Two Steelers draft picks sign their deals on first day of rookie camp
On the first day of Steelers rookie camp, the team signed two of its draft picks.
The team's sixth-round draft pick defensive end Logan Lee and fourth-round pick, guard Mason McCormick signed their four-year deals on Friday.
Lee was the 178th pick in this year's draft out of Iowa.
He started in 41 games at with the Hawkeyes over his career with 158 total tackles, nine sacks and seven passes defended.
Lee can play many positions.
"Wherever they ask me is where I see myself," Lee said. "I'm not quite sure yet. I'm just looking forward to getting into the building."
Steelers defensive line coach Karl Dunbar called Lee another piece to the puzzle. The key for project players, and Lee would be one, is are they fundamentally sound and can they take coaching?
"Those are some of the things we saw with Logan when we watched the film and we know and understand his pedigree, where he comes from, and what they did allow," Dunbar said.
McCormick was taken 119th overall out of South Dakota State.
He played in 70 total games in college and was an All-American and All-Miss our Valley Football last year.
