Ok i'll bite. both steers look decent. the first one looks like like two steers front and back. to offset this, i would pay special attention to the topline, and when practicing showing, find the exact placement of feet that makes him look decent and get his top and loined down, learn to have someone be the judge, view the area, and learn to comprimise on the feet and get him up before judge looks at you.
2nd steer i can't tell too much because the pic is bad, but he looks thick too. they both look like decent heads without too much of a chi nose with a muzzle and growth curve a mile long.
both pics are tough cause you can't see feet. would like to see both with a little more spread behind.