Jarvis Jones, the Steelers first pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, was passed over by several teams due to his poor showing at his Pro Day--including 4.9 40 time. The Steelers wasted no time selecting Jones. They seemed to be more impressed with his play.

The Steelers had a draft that appears to be focused on character and leadership as much as physical ability. While there are still questions that remain, many were answered in just the last four days.

A running back that can catch can open up the playbook for an offensive coordinator. Here is one example how.

Syracuse safety Shamarko Thomas is a passionate player who may have to refine his tackling technique and press coverage to avoid penalties in the NFL. But as Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says, it's better to say "woah" than "hurry up."

A poll of BTSC readers reveal the vast majority give the Steelers' 2013 Draft Class strong approval ratings.

The Draft is over and it is time to break down the Steelers work. This years class focused on filling needs with individuals who were leaders in college and they selected all but one of their players from big name schools.

Steelers fourth-round draft pick Shamarko Thomas may have gotten to escape into anonymity after his infamous 40-yard dash fall, but thanks to the glory of the Internet, we will get to look at it again and again.

A report in the Post-Gazette Sunday suggests the Steelers were scared off by an injury Alabama RB Eddie Lacy had, and took him off their draft board.

The Steelers "get some of their bite back" according to ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr.

Steelers fifth-round cornerback Terry Hawthorne looks like an earlier round pick going off his tape from 2011. In 2012, he seems uninterested several times. It's unclear which player the Steelers will have in camp come July.