Steelers' secondary receives little praise in league-wide rankings despite the additions of Jalen Ramsey and Darius Slay

Here's the thing: the Steelers view Jalen Ramsey as much more than a CB. Sure, if you're grading purely on him being a CB, I can see how you land on the secondary at 16th. 

But Jalen Ramsey is going to play outside corner, he's going to line up over tight ends, he's going to play slot corner or nickel back, and who's to say the team won't deploy him at free safety the way they did with Patrick Peterson a few years back? 

DeShon Elliott is coming of his best year in the league in his mid-20s, and Joey Porter Jr. is looking to take a superstar step in year three. Would you like it if Darius Slay were a little younger or if the team had a more proven option than Juan Thornhill at free safety? Obviously. 

But it is very hard to argue that this team, as presently constructed with their resumes, doesn't have one of, if not the best CB trio in the league. Plus, I think few people realize how good DeShon Elliott was last year...

We'll see if Pittsburgh can prove all the national narratives wrong soon enough.