Steelers' Draft Dilemma: Lomu or Trade?

0:00On March 25th, the Pittsburgh Steelers face a big choice with their 21st overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. They could trade up for elite talent, stay put, or move back for extra picks. Recent roster moves have helped several spots, but left tackle remains a key weakness heading into the draft. The team has strengthened its offensive line core with players like Zach Frazier, Mesa McCormick, and Troy Faltenew. Still, they lack a reliable starter at left tackle, despite having Broderick Jones and Dylan Cook on the roster. This setup leaves room for a high-impact addition. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Utah offensive tackle Caleb Lomu as a perfect fit. The 6-foot-6, 310-pound lineman started 24 games over two seasons. In 2025, he played 823 offensive snaps, allowing 0-sacks and just two quarterback hits, earning first team. All Big 12 honors. Selecting Lomu could lock down the left tackle spot long-term. His size, strength, and reach make him ideal against past rushers and in the run game.

1:05He would add depth, potentially shifting Jones to back up and securing Cook behind Faltenew on the right. With this pick, the Steelers could solidify that line for 2026 and beyond, turning a question mark into a strength as they weigh there. Draft options. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.