Pittsburgh Steelers Host Linebacker Kyle Louis

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Pittsburgh Steelers Scouts hosted University of Pittsburgh Linebacker Kyle Lewis at their

facilities this week as part of the 2026 NFL Draft process.

The local star from Pitt caught their eye, especially since the team's share practice complex.

Lewis joined Illinois defensive lineman James Thompson for the visit, showing the Steelers

are digging deep into prospects.

Earlier this week, the team also showed up at the University of Georgia Pro Day, signaling

strong interest in inside linebackers.

Pittsburgh has a clear gap at middle linebacker heading into the draft, and they've eyed several

top talents like Georgia's CJ Allen for a possible first round pick.

Fans and analysts see Lewis as a versatile defender who could play inside linebacker or

shift to safety in the pros.

For three college seasons, he racked up 198 tackles, 10 sacks, six interceptions, and two

forced fumbles proving he can stop.

Runs and cover passes.

The Steelers have made big moves in free agency to upgrade cornerbacks and wide receivers,

but their inside linebacker group looks the same for next year, that as everyone watching

closely as more visits like Lewis' pop up.

Meanwhile, other day two options like Cincinnati's Jake Golday and Texas Tech's Jacob Rodriguez

are on their radar too.

It feels like a trend.

Pittsburgh is poised to grab an impact linebacker in the draft to shore up that key spot.

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