Steelers rookie guard Gennings Dunker is adjusting to the faster pace of professional football, noting that NFL players, particularly linebackers, are significantly quicker than those he faced in college. The third-round pick from Iowa has yet to put on pads but is already recognizing the differences during non-contact Organized Team Activities.
"These guys are a lot faster than college linebackers," Dunker said. "They're pretty quick, so maybe taking a little bit different angles because they're definitely a lot better athletes than me." The Steelers made offensive line a priority in the 2026 NFL draft, selecting Dunker in the third round after taking tackle Max Iheanachor in the first round, counting on their young linemen to make quick adjustments to NFL speed. truewildgame.com
