Steelers' Draft: McCarthy's Reset Button

It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built

for football fans. Just three weeks into the NFL Draft hits Pittsburgh, and the Steelers

are gearing up with 12 picks to rebuild. New head coach Mike McCarthy is stepping in

for Mike Tomlin, aiming to fix a roster that's gone without a playoff win since 2016.

The cities in the spotlight, ready to host the whole league. Expect the Steelers to wheel

and deal, probably trading some of those seven late-round picks on day three to climb higher.

They want impact players now, not just projects, to speed up the turnaround and get back to contending.

Fans are buzzing with cautious hope, but the pressure's real after years of early exits.

Pittsburgh's black and gold faithful deserve a spark, and this draft could be the reset button

with McCarthy calling shots. Here's the rundown on their slots. First round at 21st overall,

second at 53rd, three third rounders including 76 from Dallas and a compensatory at 99th.

Then fourth round picks at 121st and 135th comp, fifth at 161st, six comp at 216th, and three

sevens from 224th via New England, 230th from Indy and 237th. All eyes on how they play these cars

to ignite that fire. Pittsburgh's counting on it to war back strong.