While the 2024 NFL Draft is still two months away, it’s not too early to start envisioning what the best-case scenario will be for the Pittsburgh Steelers when their pick rolls around at No. 20 overall in the first round on April 25 in Las Vegas.
Fortunately, Pro Football Focus outlined that best-case scenario Wednesday for the Steelers, and unsurprisingly, it has to do with the offensive side of the football.
Specifically, that best-case scenario for the Steelers involves landing the best-available offensive lineman when the Steelers are on the clock, whether that is Oregon center Jackson Powers-Johnson, Oregon State right tackle Taliese Fuaga, or any other top lineman on the board, according to PFF’s Dalton Wasserman.