Steelers' Mock Draft: Elite Talent, Future QB

0:00It's April 6th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. Pittsburgh Steelers just dropped the firemot draft, snagging wide receiver Jordan Tyson from Arizona State at 21st overall in the first round. Tyson's got a lead talent, the kind that could light up any secondary. Then they pulled off a slick trade, sending their second round pick at 53rd and a third at 85th to Seattle for the 32nd pick. Grabbing Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson to close out night one. That trade was smart value, Marin with the Giants gave up last year to move up just nine spots. Simpson's got a rocket arm, throws lasers on the run, and a deep ball that screams starter potential. He'll sit behind Aaron Rogers his first year, building that foundation like a boss. Fans in Pittsburgh went wild with over half a million watching, hyped on finally locking in a future QB. The impact hits hard on offense, parentizing with vets like DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman, plus death adds like Jacobi Lane in round four.

1:03Defense guy love to, with Pitts Kyle Lewis at 76th in round three, a speed demon who covers backs and tight ends. Later rounds beefed up the trenches, run stiffer, Dante Corleone at 99th, tackle Travis Burke at 161st for that, 6 foot 9 frame, and Lyman James Thompson Jr. at 216th. They even double down on versatility, with full back Max Bredison and interior guy Parker Braille's Ford in round seven, plus a QB flyer on tailing green. This hall sets the Steelers up deep across the board, blending immediate plugs with long-term gems, ready to push that core into contention.