The Pittsburgh Steelers are not big movers, either in the draft or outside of the draft, so the fact that they made the biggest move of the weekend, trading their second-round pick and a future third to move up from 20th to 10th in the first round, was momentous. They had only traded up in the first round twice previously, and neither of those were into the top 10. One of them was to trade into a spot even higher than their natural first-round pick this year.
When they do make trades up, it tends to be at the start of day three, as they did in previous years when they traded into the round for Shamarko Thomas and up for Alameda Ta’amu.