PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers are parting ways with a former fan-favorite defender who has been on the practice squad all season despite a solid rookie campaign.
The Backyard Brawl between Pitt and WVU is one of the most passionate rivalries in the sport. Emotions run deep, and fans from both sides never miss a chance to show pride for their school.
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr. has stoked the flames of one of college football's top rivalries. Bishop, a West Virginia alum, posted a video of him wiping his feet on the Pitt Panthers' logo to his Instagram story while at the facility that the program shares with the Steelers.
The game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets late last month was set up as a battle of veteran quarterbacks in prime time, with Russell Wilson making his debut for the Steelers against 40-year-old Jets sage Aaron Rodgers, but it was undrafted rookie cornerback Beanie Bishop that stole the show.
After making the cut and earning the starting slot cornerback job, Beanie Bishop Jr. has decided on a number for his rookie season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released their 53-man roster Tuesday evening, and listed among the defensive backs is former West Virginia University cornerback Beanie Bishop, and according to Jack Markowski of Pittsburgh Steelers on SI, Bishop will start at the nickel.
Following the release of Thomas Graham Jr. on roster cutdown day, the Pittsburgh Steelers are entrusting rookie Beanie Bishop with the starting slot cornerback role.
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UNITY TWP., Pa. — In many ways, it’s not surprising that West Virginia cornerback Beanie Bishop was not selected in the 2024 NFL Draft. The 5-foot-9 cornerback is obviously undersized for his primary position, and was ranked 312th in his class by NFL Mock Draft Database — only 257 players get drafted.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' 2024 draft class hasn't seen any game action yet, but it had been largely praised across the league. The organization found value within every selection, while placing a clear focus on the team's needs for the 2024 season.
All 90 is a Steelers Now series profiling each of the 90 members of the Pittsburgh Steelers 2024 offseason roster. Next up is CB Beanie Bishop. The Steelers liked Beanie Bishop in the pre-draft process but never drafted him.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have an opening at slot corner, and undrafted cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr. was told he will get a crack at winning that job. Bishop was an outside corner for the West Virginia Mountaineers in his final collegiate season, but it looks like he'll have to adjust to playing slot corner, at least to start in the NFL.
West Virginia cornerback Beanie Bishop is a rarity in that he’s an undrafted free agent rookie that might be seeing a lot of playing time in 2024. The 5-foot-9 cornerback is already near the top of the team’s depth chart as a slot cornerback, and the Steelers may be turning him for a far bigger role than most UDFAs rate.
The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in some competition on the defensive side of the ball during the 2024 NFL Draft, but Beanie Bishop Jr. was not among those taken on draft night.
A total of 35 cornerbacks were selected among the 257 picks in the 2024 NFL Draft in the last week of April. West Virginia's Beanie Bishop Jr. was not one of them.
In his time at three stops in college football (Western Kentucky, Minnesota, West Virginia), Beanie Bishop played a little bit of everywhere in the defensive secondary, with career snaps at outside cornerback (1,360), slot cornerback (250) and safety (215) per Pro Football Focus.
Beanie Bishop has been open about playing with a chip on his shoulder. Well, Bishop will now be able to take the extra motivation of being passed on by every NFL team.
Beanie Bishop came to West Virginia in 2023 knowing it was his last chance to prove he’s an NFL level player. And Bishop did that and then some in his lone season for the Mountaineers.
The Washington Commanders spent a considerable portion of the pre-draft process evaluating offensive tackles and cornerbacks. Washington used several of its top 30 visits on the two positions, often evaluating players who will be drafted after the first round.
The 2024 NFL Draft cycle's big names are well-known now. Most fans have familiarized themselves with players expected to be taken within the top 40 or so picks.
There’s always speculation about if an NFL Draft hopeful type player will play in a bowl game. Even long before the advent of the Transfer Portal, players have been sipping bowl games in an effort to preserve themselves.
Cornerback Beanie Bishop has been named the 13th Consensus All-American in West Virginia Mountaineers history after receiving the nomination from AFCA.