Steelers' Draft: Ioane, Rodriguez, & Allar

0:00On April 21st, Pittsburgh Steelers head into NFL Draft weekend with a fresh five under new coach Mike McCarthy hosting the event right in their backyard for the first time. They got 12 picks total, including a bunch in the top 100, giving GM Omar Khan room to swing big like he always does. Earlier this week, Buzz built around beefing up the offensive mind first at Pick 21 with Penn State's Vega Iowane, a plug-and-play guard to. Locked down that left side quick, then they might trade up to number 32 for Texas Tech linebacker, our Jacob Rodriguez, a run-stuffing leader eyeing the spot after Patrick Queen. Fans are hyped on the impact, seeing these moves fill urgent gaps. Iowane steps in day one like a David the Castro clone while Rodriguez brings sideline. Range and instincts to steady the defense long-term, especially with Peyton Wilson still proving himself. Deeper into day two, round three brings Indiana wide-out Elijah Sarat for Red Zone

1:01grit and TCU safety, bud-quart for versatile coverage, then a bold. Fourth round flyer on Penn State quarterback Drew Allor to stockpile arms behind Will Howard. Later round, stacked speed with Oklahoma's Deon Berks, a blocking tight end from Ohio State and trench depth like Illinois D.T., James Thompson Jr., rounding out a haul that sets a McCarthy's vision without burning every bridge.