The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the 2024 NFL Draft with seven picks over the three-day event, including four in the top 100.

The Steelers overhauled their quarterback position this offseason with hopes of becoming a contender again, but the team has a few key needs to fill in the draft first.

Those begin at center, where two-year starter Mason Cole was released and not replaced, and wide receiver, where Diontae Johnson was traded and replaced with only depth signings. The Steelers also appear interested in offensive tackles, having visited with several before the draft. Other needs include cornerback and defensive line.

General manager Omar Khan traded up for Broderick Jones in the first round of his first draft running the team last year, and his aggressive style — earning him the “Khan Artist” nickname — makes the Steelers a bit less predictable than they once were. What will they do this week?

Keep coming back here throughout the draft for analysis and grades for each Steelers pick.

Round 1

No. 20

Round 2

No. 51

Round 3

No. 84

No. 98 (compensatory, from Eagles)

Round 4

No. 119

Round 5

No picks

Round 6

No. 178 (from Cardinals)

No. 195

Round 7

No picks

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