Steelers Mock Draft: Thieneman, Bernard, More

0:00It's March 19th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. A new seven-round mock-drap from Steelers reporter Jerry Fittipoldo has Pittsburgh grabbing safety Dylan Dineman from Oregon in the first round. This pick stands out as the best safety prospect for the team since Troy Polomalu, letting cornerback Jalen Ramsey slide around more freely. In the second round, Fittipoldo eyes wide receiver Jeremy Bernard from Alabama. His versatile style draws comparisons to Prime Debo Samuel, making him a perfect number three option behind the top guys. The third round brings three solid additions to address key needs. Cornerback Keith Abbey II from Arizona State offers high upside as a future slot starter. Offensive Lyman Jennings Dunker from Iowa looks like a steel at left guard, while Caleb Tiernan from Northwestern provides swing tackle depth. Later picks keep building depth. Both round tied-in Nate Boercurture from Texas A&M brings size and reliability as a number

1:01three tied-in. Wide receiver Kaden Wetjen from Iowa adds return skills to replace Calvin Austin III. Down the stretch, fifth round defensive tackle Chris McClellan from Missouri fits as a hybrid end, and sixth round quarterback Kade Klebnik from. Clemson offers flyer potential after his strong 2024 season with over 3,600 yards and 36 touchdowns. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Relaxed deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear at solypillo.com.