The Pittsburgh Steelers currently sit with four major holes heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, two of them being on the offensive line at center and right tackle (assuming they’d like to move Broderick Jones back to his natural position on the left). That’s led to a flurry of speculation that the Steelers could be in play for Oregon center prospect Jackson Powers-Johnson, the consensus top-ranked center among NFL draft experts.
However, just because it’s a glaring need doesn’t mean it will be the one addressed by Pittsburgh on Day 1 of the draft.