Over the last year, the Pittsburgh Steelers stockpiled 2026 draft picks in the possible hopes of using them to trade up and land a franchise quarterback in April’s draft. The event being held in Pittsburgh made it all the more poetic. Then reality struck. The ’26 class simply lacks the quarterbacks needy teams like the Steelers hoped for, likely leading GM Omar Khan and the franchise in another direction.
During a Thursday conference call, NFL Network lead draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah offered the course the Steelers could take.
“There’s two other options I think you can use,” Jeremiah told the group, including our Ross McCorkle.