The Pittsburgh Steelers have what his expected to be another successful NFL Draft in the books. General manager Omar Khan was able to address some immediate needs of the team while also making some picks for the future. By most measures, the Steelers' draft class was graded highly, with a couple of picks standing out.

After the draft concluded in Green Bay on Sunday, Mark Murphy, the Packers' president and CEO, was joined by other Packers and Steelers representatives as the Packers handed the ball off to the Steelers, effectively starting the timer until Pittsburgh plays host to the NFL Draft in 2026.

The Pittsburgh Steelers entered the 2025 NFL Draft on April 24 with six picks over the three-day event and needs at defensive tackle, running back and, yes, quarterback, among other positions. With Shedeur Sanders still on the board at No.