Steelers' Draft Hints: DBs, OL, WRs, LB Top Priorities

0:00On April 21st, Steelers fans, those pre-draft visits are dropping hints about what Omar Khan my target come draft day. They posted four quarterbacks, six wired receivers, three tight ends, six offensive linemen, two defensive linemen, five off-ball linebackers, and seven defensive backs. The big clusters pointed defensive backs, offensive line, wide receivers, and linebackers as top priorities. Playing back, in Khan's three drafts, nine out of ten early picks on days one and two were pre-draft visitors. Last year, three of seven picks visited, and the year before that, five of seven. It's a solid trend, though Michigan's Roman Wilson was the one exception who still landed with them. Pittsburgh clearly needs help at defensive back, offensive line, and wide receiver, but the linebacker room looks stacked from the outside. Fans are buzzing about this, especially since past visits don't always guarantee a draft pick.

1:00In 2025, they hosted four wide receivers and took none. Last year, seven cornerbacks visited, but zero got drafted there. Draft projections add more flavor. Quarterbacks are mid-round guys, offensive linemen mix high and mid-round, while wide receivers and defensive backs span from round one to day three. Seven backers lean mid to late rounds, with tight ends and defensive linemen mostly date to retaliants. Visits aren't a lock, but expect black and gold on some of these names by weekends end. With Mike McCarthy calling shots now, fresh trends could shake things up, so stay tuned for the picks. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI.