Parish's Draft Gems: Versatile RBs for Steelers

0:00It's March 21st for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more Teen News every day. Ryan Parrish from BTS-C shares his annual draft gems list, spotlighting running backs who could thrive in the NFL from rounds two through seven. Since joining in 2024, he focuses on Overload Talents, not Steelers predictions. Pittsburgh holds 12 picks and might grab death despite a strong top end with Jalen Warren and New Sinee Rico Daudal. Running back is not a top priority for the Steelers' come April, but surprises happen in drafts. Contracts are short-term Daudal's just one year, warrants through 2027, but movable, and whispers suggest they split with second-year back, Caleb Johnson. Adding contributors fits in offense needing sparks everywhere. The 2026 class lacks the depth of 2025, so Parrish eyes versatile role players over leadbacks. As no guys like Arkansas's Mike Washington Jr., a six-foot-one, 223-pounder with a 4.3340

1:05and over. 1,000 rushing yards against SEC foes last season. Meanwhile, Penn State's K-Tron Allen brings steady vision and ball security from back-to-back thousand yard years. Wake Forest Stephen Clayborn offers explosive speed at 188 pounds, like a kick-returner thread. Indiana's K-Lon Black and Mississippi State's Dave Arn Booth rounded out as tough, patient runners with late breakout potential. These prospects could slot as third-down options or special teamers, keeping Pittsburgh's backfield fresh without big risks. Eyes stay peeled as the draft nears.