The Pittsburgh Steelers’ offensive line has a very bright future ahead, and one day could become an elite unit. General Manager Omar Khan and his assistant, Andy Weidel, started building the trenches in the 2023 NFL Draft, when they selected Broderick Jones.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed three more of their picks from the 2026 NFL Draft. Third-round offensive guard Gennings Dunker, third-round cornerback Daylen Everette and fifth-round tight end/fullback Riley Nowakowski have all officially inked their deals with the Steelers with rookie minicamp in full swing.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are a team that has invested a ton in the trenches over the last several years through the NFL Draft. In three of the last four drafts, the organization has selected a tackle in the first round, with other premier picks being spent on the interior of the offensive line.
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Pittsburgh Steelers third-round rookie Gennings Dunker, as is customary for most offensive linemen, has a crazy diet that he uses to fuel himself for games.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
With his mullet, physical style of play and infectious personality, Gennings Dunker is sure to become a favorite among Pittsburgh Steelers fans, if he hasn't already without even stepping on the field yet.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had very mixed results in the 2026 NFL Draft. It had everything from embarrassing blunders, to heartfelt moments. One of the bright spots was using the last of their third-round picks on guard Gennings Dunker.
Ferentz has sent a ton of great offensive linemen into the league, and the latest is Gennings Dunker, who was selected No. 96 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers officially wrapped up their 2026 NFL Draft, taking 10 players in the process. Over the past three years, the plan has been to build the trenches by investing top-end capital in both the offensive and defensive lines.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' latest NFL Draft class is officially set, with the organization making 10 selections. Though the first round may not have gone as planned, they still ended up with a solid player in Max Iheanachor, who fills a position of need.
Some of the Steelers' selections in the 2026 NFL Draft have been a bit controversial, but the organization continues to chug along to add to the already impressive draft class.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The Pittsburgh Steelers selected offensive lineman Gennings Dunker in the 2026 NFL Draft with the No. 96 overall pick in the third round. Dunker spent five seasons at Iowa, where he amassed 47 career appearances, including 38 starts.
The Steelers are moving up three slots in the 2026 NFL Draft, sending the 99th and 216th picks to the Seahawks to select Iowa offensive guard Gennings Dunker at No.
Entering the 2026 NFL Draft, the Green Bay Packers appear to be set at the interior spots on the offensive line, with Aaron Banks, Sean Rhyan and Anthony Belton penciled in as the starters.
Finding Broncos continues breaking down the 2026 NFL draft class with individual scouting reports. Today, we're talking about Iowa offensive lineman Gennings Dunker.
Gennings Dunker was a key cog in the Iowa Hawkeyes' Joe Moore Award-winning offensive line in 2025. The redshirt senior was a reliable right tackle in his third season as a starter and often drew comparisons to folk hero Paul Bunyan for his impressive strength and red-haired mullet.
The Los Angeles Chargers will be looking for offensive line help in the 2026 draft. Head coach Jim Harbaugh attempted to not give away draft strategy when asked at his press conference at he annual owners meeting in Phoenix Arizona when asked about the status of the offensive line.
The Las Vegas Raiders are ushering in a new era with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and are poised to select Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
Have you ever seen an athlete and just thought, “Hell yeah”? Meet Gennings Dunker, a tone-setting offensive lineman out of Iowa looking for a home in the National Football League next season.
The 2026 NFL Draft is right around the corner, and we've got you covered with in-depth scouting reports for all of this year's top prospects. There's a longstanding tradition of the Iowa Hawkeyes churning out top-tier offensive linemen, and Gennings Dunker is no exception.
With draft season in full swing, it is time for our first three-round Las Vegas Raiders mock draft. There is still plenty of scouting left, but it is never too early to project what Las Vegas might do.
The Detroit Lions will continue to retool their offensive line this offseason. Iow Hawkeyes right tackle Gennings Dunker is a draft prospect who has the potential to bolster a unit that took a step back in 2025.
Gennings Dunker is a wide framed, mullet rocking, weapons grade ginger with an attitude in the trenches for Iowa's award winning offensive line. Dunker is versatile and has played multiple positions including the past two seasons at right tackle for the Hawkeyes.
Practice starts Tuesday at the Panini Senior Bowl, which will be played Saturday in Mobile, Ala. Here are five prospects to watch and why.
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Gennings Dunker not only becomes the second offensive lineman representing the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Panini Senior Bowl, but he's the fifth overall player.
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