The Steelers need depth at outside corner, and Devin Moore certainly fits the bill. A long corner at 6’3″, Moore ranks as the third most productive CB in the draft in both coverage and run support. He lacks the athleticism to be a slot corner and has a long injury history, which has hurt his draft stock. His ability to contest catches, however, combined with his length, makes him a potentially difficult match-up for receivers.

With his build and productivity, Moore can be an important depth piece for Pittsburgh if he can stay healthy. His issues with the finer points of the position can be corrected with coaching and playing time. This is a prospect that has only started 17 games in four seasons, so a team that is committed to his development might get a steal in the third round.