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Steelers' Late Draft Picks: Hidden Gems & Quarterback Depth

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Pittsburgh Steelers poised for NFL draft, targeting quarterback depth and hidden gems. Iowas Mark Gronkowski and Notre Dames Bill Schrauth stand out. Kentuckys Kendrick Law and Washingtons Ephesians Prysock bring potential on offense and defense. Steelers aim to transform late picks into valuable additions.

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On March 28, Pittsburgh Steelers sitting pretty with seven picks inside the first 100 for the 2026 NFL draft plus seven more. On the back end, that could be gold. They might flip some day three selections to climb on day two, but plenty left to snag hidden Jim's late. Expect a team to eye quarterback depth, even if Aaron Rodgers lands there eventually. Iowa's Mark Gronkowski stands out as a traits guy who stats dip from 2023 to 2025, likely from weak offensive line, play around him. Meanwhile, Notre Dame guard Bill Schrauff brings starter upside at either spot, despite that MCL sprain last year. He fits a gap heavy scheme perfectly, if Mike McCarthy tweaks the offense that way. Kentucky-wide out Kendrick Law, a former Alabama commit, has the sturdy build after the catch juice and verified speed to develop without rookie pressure. On defense, Washington's Ephesians prize suck at corner and Minnesota's Devon Eastern on the line address free agent losses with Eastern's length and power suiting a 3-4-end role.

Steelers could turn these late picks into steels, bolstering both sides while building around their early halls. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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