Pittsburgh Steelers rookie Troy Fautanu admitted his first couple practices in the NFL have been frustrating.
PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers felt they got a steal when they landed Troy Fautanu with the 20th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. He was the complement to 2023 first-round pick, Broderick Jones - another rookie starter that'd build the foundation of a bruising offensive line for years to come.
"My first impression of practice yesterday was that it's a lot different than college," Fautaunu said. "Just the adjustment to the speed, especially the guys on the edge - yeah, yesterday was a rough one but today was better." "That's what I'm hearing a lot from the guys is just to find something to get better at and I emphasized that today. ... I'm learning a lot from these guys - Dan, Broderick, everybody. Isaac as well. They're all taking me under their wing and helping me out," Fautanu said. "I was very frustrated after yesterday's practice.
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