What can fans expect from Steelers' 2026 NFL Draft class?

The Steelers’ 2026 NFL Draft class is already shaping expectations ahead of training camp, focusing on what each of the team’s 10 selections could mean in Year 1 and beyond. The first pick is OT Max Iheanachor (Arizona), described as a developmental offensive tackle who may see limited time in 2026. Second-round WR Germie Bernard (Alabama) is viewed as someone who could contribute early, with the ability to play wide, in the slot, or in the backfield. Third-round picks include QB Drew Allar (Penn State) and CB Daylen Everette (Georgia), with Allar positioned as a long-term prospect and Everette flagged as a potential sleeper for backup corner duties. Additional selections are G Gennings Dunker (Iowa) and WR/PR Kaden Wetjen (Iowa), the latter noted as a top kick returner and Jet Award winner in consecutive years, followed by TE/FB Riley Nowakowski (Indiana). The article breaks down how these profiles may affect early roster competition as the Steelers prepare for Latrobe.