Joe Clark

3 days ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

The Los Angeles Times held a mock draft with one beat writer from every team selecting a player for their team, and Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette selected Ole Miss DL Walter Nolen for the Steelers. Both Michigan DL Kenneth Grant and Oregon DL Derrick Harmon were off the board, with Grant being selected No. 16 overall for the Arizona Cardinals and Harmon going No. 17 to the Cincinnati Bengals. Despite Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders being on the board, Dulac went with Nolen.

3 days ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

The Pittsburgh Steelers have increasingly become a potential landing spot for Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders, with a growing thought that he could fall to Pittsburgh’s first-round pick at No. 21 overall. With Pittsburgh hosting Sanders for a pre-draft visit and the team’s need at quarterback, SI’s Albert Breer reported on Monday in his most recent MMQB that there’s a “growing acceptance” in Pittsburgh’s building to taking Sanders.

3 days ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

The possibility of Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers at the No. 21 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft continues to look more likely as we get closer to the draft on Thursday. While the Steelers have long been thought to be targeting a defensive lineman in the first round, ESPN’s Brooke Pryor believes that if Sanders is on the board for the Steelers, he’s going to be the team’s first-round selection.

3 days ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

A Steelers Depot daily segment. A quick hit of some Pittsburgh Steelers-related stories that may not require a complete article, but nuggets worth mentioning and passing on to you guys. Your Depot After Dark for April 19. JEROME BETTIS TRADE ANNIVERSARY19 years ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers made a trade that changed the trajectory of their franchise during the 1996 NFL Draft.

4 days ago | steelersdepot.com | Joe Clark

The Pittsburgh Steelers found a sleeper in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL Draft when they took OT Kelvin Beachum out of SMU. Beachum wound up starting 39 games for the Steelers between 2012-2015, and in a recent interview with The Athletic’s Jayna Bardahl, Beachum talked about waiting until the seventh round and said that the wait is one thing that motivated him. “That’s what drove me,” Beachum told Bardahl.