PITTSBURGH (AP) There's a certain kind of joyful mundaneness to Terrell Edmunds' first job out of college.

The Pittsburgh Steelers rookie safety is typically up before dawn and at the team's training facility by 7 a.m., where he spends the 11 or so hours watching film, lifting weights, attending meetings and practicing.

It's much the same when the first-round pick gets back home. Edmunds will place his legs inside a pair of compression sleeves designed to help his muscles recover quickly, flip on his iPad and look at more tape. Typically, Edmunds lets the video run at normal speed. No need to slow it down.