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When the Pittsburgh Steelers traded cornerback Joey Porter Jr. to the Dallas Cowboys, it opened up further questions regarding their depth and talent at cornerback under first-year head coach Mike McCarthy. But one player has flown under the radar much…

Former NFL head coach Jon Gruden praised cornerback Asante Samuel Jr., stating that his reliable play enabled the Pittsburgh Steelers to trade Joey Porter Jr. to the Dallas Cowboys. Samuel, who joined Pittsburgh on a one-year, $4 million deal, took over a starting role alongside Jamel Dean under head coach Mike McCarthy.
Gruden highlighted Samuel's confidence, quarterback vision, and seven pass breakups across the first half of the season. Writer Josh Carney notes Samuel has played 411 snaps under defensive coordinator Patrick Graham, allowing 21 catches on 36 targets while limiting yards after the catch.
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