Steelers' Day Two Draft Targets: Bell, Terrell, McNeil-Warren

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. Steelers fans are straight-fuming after Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft, especially over how things went down at Pick 21. But let's keep it real. The teams got 11 picks left, including 4 on day 2. Positions like Wide Receiver, Cornerback and Safety are screaming for upgrades and rounds 2 and 3 offer perfect fits without forcing anything. Take Chris Bell from Louisville at Wide Receiver. He's got that rare combo of size and speed that doesn't come around often. An ACL tear slowed him last season, but he's already sprinting again, ready to ball out if the Steelers pull the trigger early in Round 2. Meanwhile, the fan base is buzzing about the missed chances in Round 1, like passing on some key defensive backs. That frustration ties right into Kneeza Corner, where Clemson's slot guy Avion Terrell slides in smooth. His hamstring tweak hurt his pro-day, but his athleticism and tackling standout big

1:01time. On the safety front, Toledo's Emanuel McNeil Warren brings elite range, ball-hawking skills and good size, exactly what Pittsburgh craves after, skipping other options. They even hosted him for a top 30 visit, signaling real interest. With day 2 kicking off soon, these targets could flip the script fast and quiet the noise. Eyes on how the front office moves to build that contender.