Behind the Steel Curtain

2 days ago | behindthesteelcurtain.com | Ryland Bickley

Photo by Matthew Visinsky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Approaching the 2025 NFL Draft, we’ll be scouting as many of the top prospects that the Pittsburgh Steelers could have their eye on anywhere from Rounds 1 through 7. We’ll break down the prospects themselves, strengths and weaknesses, projected draft capital and their fit with the Steelers. If the Steelers want to draft a defensive lineman on Day 3, SMU’s Jared Harrison-Hunte is a likely, and underrated, option.

3 days ago | behindthesteelcurtain.com | Ryland Bickley

Photo by David Berding/Getty Images Approaching the 2025 NFL Draft, we’ll be scouting as many of the top prospects that the Pittsburgh Steelers could have their eye on anywhere from Rounds 1 through 7. We’ll break down the prospects themselves, strengths and weaknesses, projected draft capital and their fit with the Steelers. Could Justin Walley be the Steelers’ answer at slot cornerback for 2025?

5 days ago | behindthesteelcurtain.com | Ryland Bickley

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Approaching the 2025 NFL Draft, we’ll be scouting as many of the top prospects that the Pittsburgh Steelers could have their eye on anywhere from Rounds 1 through 7. We’ll break down the prospects themselves, strengths and weaknesses, projected draft capital and their fit with the Steelers. Is Toledo defensive lineman Darius Alexander a sleeper option for the Steelers’ first round pick?

5 days ago | behindthesteelcurtain.com | Ryland Bickley

Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Approaching the 2025 NFL Draft, we’ll be scouting as many of the top prospects that the Pittsburgh Steelers could have their eye on anywhere from Rounds 1 through 7. We’ll break down the prospects themselves, strengths and weaknesses, projected draft capital and their fit with the Steelers. The Steelers have shown interest in a wide variety of positions when it comes to their possible first-round pick in 2025.

1 week ago | behindthesteelcurtain.com | Ryan Parish

Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images We’re just one week away from draft night, and the Steelers have been hiding their cards well thus far. What we do know is they’ve been doing their homework on a number of positions, including quarterback. In a previous mock draft, I explained that I like using mock drafts as a tool. They can help us familiarize ourselves with the draft board, and track how specific choices can drastically alter the draft board.