Steelers' 17-Year Streak Of Not Drafting Wide Receiver In 1st Round Second Longest In NFL
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have not selected a wide receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft since 2006 when they picked WR Santonio Holmes 25th overall, marking a streak of 17 drafts without a first-round wide receiver.
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The Green Bay Packers are the only other team besides the Steelers who have not selected a wide receiver in the first round of an NFL Draft since 2002, indicating a unique trend.
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Out of the 32 NFL teams, 30 have chosen first-round wide receivers since 2011, highlighting the rarity of the Steelers' and Packers' avoidance of such selections.
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