Steelers Host Pre-Draft Visits

On March 23, the 2026 NFL Draft is coming up fast, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are already

hard at work scouting talent.

They've hosted pre-draft visits with a bunch of promising players from schools across

the country, including some that count toward their top 30, limits and others under local

rules.

Earlier this week, they met with wide receivers like Jeremy Bernard from Alabama and Denzel

Boston from Washington, plus quarterbacks Carson Beck from.

Miami and Cole Payton from North Dakota State.

They also brought in cornerbacks such as Ticario Davis from Washington and Ephesians Prysock

along with defensive standouts like James Thompson, Jr. from Illinois.

Fans are buzzing about these moves, as visits like these often signal real interest in bolstering

the roster.

For the Steelers, it's a smart way to evaluate fits for their scheme, especially at positions

like wide receiver and quarterback where depth could.

Take a big difference next season.

Meanwhile, they've also chatted with linebackers Jacob Rodriguez from Texas Tech and Kyle Lewis

from Pittsburgh, a local guy, plus offensive lineman, Keelan Retledge from Georgia Tech

and Markle Bell from Miami.

More names include Titan Khalil Dinkins from Penn State and others still trickling in.

Keep an eye on this as the draft nears.

The Steelers will keep hosting these meetings, giving us clues on their plans for the future.

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