Steelers Draft: Two Trades, Four Picks, Rebuild Push

0:00On April 25, Pittsburgh Steelers bounced back big on Friday night in the 2026 NFL draft, hitting rounds two and three with two slick. Trades and four solid picks. They grabbed wide receiver Jeremy Bernard, Penn State quarterback Drew Aller, cornerback Dailin Everett, and offensive lineman Jennings Dunker, shaking off the first round drama. After chilling on day one, the front office flipped the script and got aggressive, with GM Omar Khan wheeling and dealing to snag the guys they, targeted. No more sitting back less and learn from Thursday's draft forward stare down. Fans had mixed bives, especially after scratching heads over that first round tackle Max Ihanakor, but now it clicks with Dunker's addition for left. Guard. Pairing those two up front looks smart, especially with broader Jones nursing injuries, and Aller steps in as the top QB shot since Ben. Rafa's burger hung it up. The only head scratcher is Dailin Everett at corner. Solid measurables and workouts, but his tape raises eyebrows, feeling like a reach in the late.

1:03Fourth, early fifth range. Steelers draft board is stacking up nicely now, setting the stage for a real rebuild push heading into training camp. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.