Germie Bernard: Steelers' Upside Pick

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Pittsburgh Steelers just snagged wide receiver Jeremy Bernard in the 2026 NFL draft, and folks are calling him the top upside pick in the whole class. This 6'1-200-pound speedster clocked a 4.48 in the 40-yard dash, racked up 2,203. Receiving yards and 13 touchdowns across Michigan State, Washington, and Alabama. He's got the size, wheels, and production to light it up right away. Beyond the basics, Bernard shines in the clutch with insane ball skills. Only 1 drop on 102 targets last season, and just 5 drops. Across 232 career looks. He forced missed tackles on 27% of his catches, ranking high in his draft class, and handles off-target throws like a pro at nearly. 27% of his targets. Steelers' offensive coordinator Brian Angelicchio praised them as the go-to guy in big moments, and Bernard himself told fans they're getting a selfless.

1:06Explosive playmaker ready to do whatever for team wins. Pittsburgh passed on a first round target, but pivoted here on day 2, and it could pay off huge. He's versatile enough for any receiver spot, perfect for jet sweeps, screens, and returns, fitting right into the Steelers' love for tough team first. Traits. Analysts see him as an immediate gadget weapon on running downs. Word is, if Bernard hits, this deal might have the Cowboys and Eagles regretting their moves, while Pittsburgh builds a dynamic offense around him.