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The loss of Lewis trumps all of the other previous losses in terms of frustration. Pittsburgh invested four years into the development of Lewis, a third-round pick in 2009. Lewis, 26, finally lived up to expectations last year, when he led the AFC with 23 passes broken up in his first season as a starter. He played better than the Steelers' best corner, Ike Taylor, at times even though he was targeted frequently by quarterbacks. Now, after his first productive season, Lewis is going to the Saints while hitting the prime of his career.
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Steelers can't hold onto Keenan Lewis - AFC North Blog - ESPN
The loss of Lewis trumps all of the other previous losses in terms of frustration. Pittsburgh invested four years into the development of Lewis, a third-round pick in 2009. Lewis, 26, finally lived up to expectations last year, when he led the AFC with 23 passes broken up in his first season as a starter. He played better than the Steelers' best corner, Ike Taylor, at times even though he was targeted frequently by quarterbacks. Now, after his first productive season, Lewis is going to the Saints while hitting the prime of his career.
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Steelers can't hold onto Keenan Lewis - AFC North Blog - ESPN