Day 2 of Player Visits

Every year, each team gets to bring in 30 draft prospects for individual meetings and workouts with the team. For an insider’s look at what goes on during these Player Visits, check out this podcast from former Ravens & Browns scout Daniel Jeremiah at Move The Sticks. (Here’s a full list of his podcasts — you can also find them on iTunes under “Move The Sticks”). To try to give you all the most information possible about the prospects the Steelers are bringing in for workouts, we compiled rankings from four different scouting websites: Draft Breakdown, Mocking the Draft, NFL House, and Scar Draft. We highly recommend all of them as a go-to sources for draft information. You can find quick-links to all of our recommended draft sites under the “Draft Resources” tab at the far right of the menu bar at the top of the page. You can also find a log of all the draft prospects the Steelers have brought in under the “NFL Draft Preview” tab.

McClendon doesn’t have a player profile on NFL.com. Scar Draft didn’t rank him in his top 300 prospects. There are 255 picks in the draft. Chances are, McClendon isn’t going to get drafted. He wasn’t at the Combine, so it’s likely that the Steelers brought him in in order to give their scouts a chance to evaluate him. He’s a candidate to be picked up as an undrafted free agent if the Steelers like what they see.