The Steelers were convinced -- both by Johnson's passion and the healthy amount of what Tomlin called "Sunday runs" (a Tomlin-ism for NFL-caliber) Johnson made against Big Ten defenses stacked to stop him -- to take him with the 83rd overall pick in the draft.

While it won't officially count on the career stat sheet, Jalen Ramsey did get his first interception off of Aaron Rodgers during the Pittsburgh Steelers' third training camp practice.  Ramsey's pick was a microcosm of the type of day it was for both sides of the ball.

Jalen Elliott walked back his "retirement home" comment about Aaron Rodgers, who had a tough day, including an interception by Jalen Ramsey.

Aaron Rodgers is sharing a suite with DK Metcalf during Steelers training camp, and the veteran NFL quarterback has imposed a strict no-flushing rule.

The Steelers' decision to part with Harris was both a reflection on their faith Warren and their desire to add some outside speed to the position. That ultimately led to the Steelers drafting Warren's new backfield mate, Kaleb Johnson.

While Tomlin frequently called Harris a “bell cow," the reality is that the Steelers split playing time pretty evenly between Harris and Warren a year ago. Harris was on the field for 50% of Pittsburgh's offensive snaps. Warren was out there 40% of the time.

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