Steelers' Interest in Zachariah Branch Soars

On this March 19th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

The Pittsburgh Steelers keep adding names to their wide receiver targets for the 2026 NFL draft.

Even with recent additions like Michael Pittman Jr. and DK Meccalf, the team lacks depth behind them,

as their other two receivers combine for. Under 20 catches last season.

Earlier this month, Steelers' representatives headed to the University of Georgia pro-day,

where they spent extra time with standout pass catcher, Zachariah Branch.

They even set the 21-year-old out to dinner right after, signaling strong interest in him as a

potential number three option. Branch shown in college across Georgia and USC, piling up key

returns on punts and kicks over three seasons, including two touchdowns. Last year alone,

he grabbed 81 passes for 81 11 yards and six scores, showing off his quickness after the catch.

At the NFL Combine in late February, Branch turned heads with athletic feats,

including a 38-inch vertical leap that ranked 11th among.

Wide receivers and a 4.35 second 40 yard dash, good for fifth place in his group.

His explosive playstyle and special team's value match exactly what Pittsburgh needs to boost

their offense, and that post pro-day dinner has scouts, buzzing that he could rise high on their

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