The main question is if the offensive lineman will still be available come pick No. 20.
The Steelers could go several different ways with their first-round pick (No. 20) in the 2024 NFL Draft with needs at wide receiver, offensive tackle, center and cornerback. With that in mind, Pittsburgh has a good chance to make history on Day 1.
Leading up to the 2024 NFL Draft, there has been a lot of talk about how many quarterbacks, wide receivers and offensive tackles could be selected in the first round. On the other hand, players at one position may be waiting a long time to hear their names called.
Trade rumors continue to fly about 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk.
With less than two weeks until the 2024 NFL Draft on April 25 in Detroit, the experts are releasing their last few mock drafts. This is your one-stop shop for the latest predictions, including the top-five picks, players rising and falling, surprise selections and potential trades.
Burrow is 3-1 against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs throughout his career.
Jim Harbaugh is now at the helm of the Chargers, and one former player believes he will look to take plenty of Michigan players during the NFL Draft.
The Cleveland Browns are going to be sitting most of the draft out, making the picks that they do have that much more important.
The Patriots need a quarterback, but they also have several other needs they must address.
The Steelers still need to add a wide receiver after trading Diontae Johnson to the Panthers earlier this offseason. Here are three pass-catchers Pittsburgh could target.
The QB is solely focused on returning to full health, but he remains confident he'll be ready to go when it matters.
Washington WR Rome Odunze would be a perfect fit for the Buffalo Bills if they can just figure out how to manuver themselves into position to draft him.
The Panthers are without their first-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, but at least one insider believes the team will find its way into the action on the event's opening night.
One Pittsburgh radio host claims to know with a certainty who the Pittsburgh Steelers are eyeing in the draft.
There's no arguing that the Bears are building something special this offseason, but they are still being viewed as the little brother in the NFC North.
Some would call it exciting times in Seattle as a new regime is taking over under head coach Mike Macdonald while others may feel differently. Seahawks QB Geno Smith feels the latter, at least he did at the start of the offseason.
Star running back Nick Chubb's future with the Browns was uncertain after suffering a significant knee injury of Week 2 last season, but he and the team found a fair solution on Thursday.
It's no secret the Steelers love bloodlines. Could they add another relative in the coming weeks?
There's arguably no bigger hole on the Steelers roster than at center.
It's difficult to project which players will still be available when Baltimore makes its first selection, but CBS Sports' Pete Prisco believes the Ravens will still be able to land one of the draft's best playmakers.
The Patriots currently own the No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson has proven to be one of the best quarterbacks in the league. However, he is more than just a star for the Ravens.
As more franchise-tagged players receive long term deals, the situation in Cincy gets a bit more dicey.
The Steelers could add a couple of offensive linemen in the 2024 NFL Draft with needs at center and right tackle and one top lineman prospect seems interested in joining the team.
The Ravens are hoping there are talented players at this position available when they're on the clock during the NFL Draft.