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Rookie RB Impresses Tomlin with Relentless Work Ethic: “He’s Everything the Steelers Stand For”

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At Training Camp, talent gets noticed. But work ethic? That earns respect — and one rookie running back is already doing just that.

While others trickle into the facility just on time, he’s already been there for over an hour. While some head to showers as practice wraps, he stays back — lifting, watching film, going over footwork with coaches.

And Mike Tomlin has taken notice.

“You don’t have to be a star to act like one,” Tomlin said.
“He’s here first. He’s the last to leave. That’s the kind of fire we want.
He’s everything the Steelers stand for — and a damn good example for the entire locker room.”

Despite being just a rookie, the young back has already earned the trust of coaches and veterans alike. He’s explosive in drills, vocal in meetings, and most importantly — consistent. No ego. No shortcuts. Just work.

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One staff member called him “the heartbeat of the RB room already.” Another said, “He hasn’t even played a down, but he carries himself like a five-year vet.”

It’s still early in camp, but this much is clear: if you’re trying to make the 53-man roster, follow this rookie’s lead.

Because that rookie?

Kaleb Johnson.
And by the looks of it, he might be Pittsburgh’s next great backfield leader.

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