Super Bowl LIX is in the books and the NFL offseason has officially begun. For the Pittsburgh Steelers, they have plenty of decisions to make over the next three months, with one of their biggest being their path in the NFL Draft.

Judkins is seen as the consensus No. 5 running back on the NFL Mock Draft Database big board, behind North Carolina’s Omarion Hampton, Iowa’s Kaleb Johnson and his Ohio State backfield-mate, TreVeyon Henderson. The No. 66 overall prospect, Judkins would represent a huge reach for the Steelers in the first round.

Pro Football Focus is putting out a series of seven-round mock drafts for all 32 NFL teams. We decided to take a look at the Steelers edition and while we see where they were going with the picks, there was so much more that could have been done with the choices.

The first round is set now that the Super Bowl is over. Here's our latest predictions for the first round of the 2025 NFL draft.

Now that the Super Bowl is done and the Philadelphia Eagles are champions, every team is going to try and emulate their for

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a plethora of draft capital this season with which to make major improvements to the team.

In his recent two-round 2025 NFL mock draft for ESPN, Matt Miller has the Denver Broncos filling two major positions of need (subscription required for link). In the first round, Miller has Denver landing Michigan tight end Colston Loveland at pick No.

One of the biggest factors in why the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to struggle with getting over the playoff hump is because of a failed 2020 NFL draft. And when we say failed, yes we include the 2019 trade that cost the Steelers a first-round pick in exchange for safety Minkah Fitzpatrick.

Williams may not be ready to be the main guy in an NFL pass rush system just yet, but with Nick Bosa still around he won’t have to be. The Cowboys need a running back, so they take one. Simple as that.