By: Brandon J. Wallace
SteelerNation.com
Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver, Chase Claypool continues to make history. He now has 10 total touchdowns through his first 10 games as an NFL player, which has never been done in the Super Bowl era.
Claypool took to the media on Monday and was asked about the team's success, his personal success, and how he's been able to bond with the rest of the players.
"I think it's super cool how everyone looks out for everyone." Claypool continued. "Joe Haden has taken me under his wing, just as an example of a vet. Al, Pouncey, Ben have all taken me under their wing and shown me the ropes, and Ebron. All those guys. I just think the brotherhood on this team is different than anyone in the league, and I can say that pretty confidently."
When asked if it's been difficult to build comradery because of the unique circumstances the pandemic has caused, Claypool had a simple answer:
"We're able to play spikeball. That's our best social distance game we can play. Everyone in the locker room watches and cheers on from the side."
Claypool currently leads the Steelers in receiving yardage (559), yards per catch (14.3), and receiving touchdowns (8) through 10 games, and continues to display a special bond with his teammates. Claypool and the Steelers will look to continue their unselfish play as they take on the Baltimore Ravens on Thanksgiving night. More to come.
I love this team 💛🖤
— Chase Claypool (@ChaseClaypool) November 22, 2020
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