It's always been about success for the Bill's newest defensive tackle Gable Steveson. And as we officially begin our 10 day countdown to training camp, our sports director John Scott has a preview on why Steveson may just be the most unique player in Pittsburgh Gable. Steveson is not the most important player heading to Bill's training camp, but he just might be the most interesting. He's not the first to try to learn a new sport at the highest level, but few have reached the peak elsewhere like Steveson, the wrestler was winning an Olympic gold this time three years ago in Tokyo. Now he's literally starting at the elementary level of football in the NFL Stevenson got about two weeks of on field work with the Bills before they dispersed for summer break. What steps forward can the wrestler turn football hopeful, make away from the team? Sean mcdermott, the former wrestler hands on with Steveson to try and jump start the transition. Still, he admitted he's still adjusting to the helmet feeling heavy on his head. That doesn't take into account, learning the playbook. There's zero expectations for Steveson to hit the ground running at ST John Fisher University and push to make the team, at least on the outside. He's made it clear he's not doing this for show. It's to succeed. It's to make the team, it's to play training camp. Our first look at how Gable Steveson is grappling his new opponent. Football, John Scott, channel two sports.