Scout’s Eye with Matt Williamson: A few more visits

Matt Williamson kicks off his 'Scout's Eye' segment with a mix of draft-day insights and on-the-ground observations from a recent visit to the Steelers' facility. He breaks down the nature of the veteran minicamp, describing it as a low-key, social event focused more on reuniting teammates and team meetings than actual football drills—no pads, no helmets, minimal on-field activity. He then shifts focus to draft prospects, discussing defensive tackle Daryl Jackson, who impresses physically but lacks effort and athleticism, and linebacker Jaden Duggar, a local prospect with potential as an undrafted free agent. The centerpiece of the episode is Williamson's tease of his Steelers-specific top 21 draft board, particularly his wide receiver rankings. He places Cardinal Tate at the top, followed by Casey Concepcion (despite drop issues), Lemon, Omar Cooper, Jordan Tyson (despite concerns), and Denzel Boston—whom he sees as a strong fit at No. 6. Williamson also notes that Dexter Lawrence’s trade value may be lower than expected, possibly available for a late first or early second-round pick. The episode closes with a call to action for listeners to rate, review, and subscribe.