2024 NFL Draft: Round One Recap

by James Layton

The first night of the 2024 NFL Draft is in the books. It was a very exciting and historical night.

This draft set and tied several records in the common draft era that started in 1967. It set the record for the most offensive players drafted in the first round. It tied the record for the most quarterbacks drafted in the first round since 1983. But it set the record for six quarterbacks drafted in the first twelve picks.

It also set the record for have the first defensive player being draft at the 15th spot by the Colts, which is the latest by far for a defensive player.

There were also five trades made during the first round. The Minnesota Vikings traded up twice in the first round and the Buffalo Bills traded down twice in the first round.

Let’s get to the recap.

  1. Bears: Caleb Williams, QB USC
  2. Commanders: Jayden Daniels, QB LSU
  3. Patriots: Drake Maye, QB North Carolina
  4. Cardinals: Marvin Harrison Jr, WR Ohio State
  5. Chargers: Joe Alt, OT Notre Dame
  6. Giants: Malik Nabers, WR LSU
  7. Titans: JC Latham, OT Alabama
  8. Falcons: Michael Penix Jr, QB Washington
  9. Bears: Rome Odunze, WR Washington
  10. Vikings: JJ McCarthy, QB Michigan
  11. Jets: Olu Fashanu, OT Penn State
  12. Broncos: Bo Nix, QB Oregon
  13. Raiders: Brock Bowers, TE Georgia
  14. Saints: Taliese Fuaga, OT Oregon State
  15. Colts: Laiatu Latu, DE UCLA
  16. Seahawks: Byron Murphy II, DT Texas
  17. Vikings: Dallas Turner, DE Alabama
  18. Bengals: Amarius Mims, OT Georgia
  19. Rams: Jared Verse, DE Florida State
  20. Steelers: Troy Fautanu, OT Washington
  21. Dolphins: Chop Robinson, DE Penn State
  22. Eagles: Quinyon Mitchell, CB Toledo
  23. Jaguars: Brian Thomas Jr, WR LSU
  24. Lions: Terrion Arnold, CB Alabama
  25. Packers: Jordan Morgan, OT Arizona
  26. Buccaneers: Graham Barton, C Duke
  27. Cardinals: Darius Robinson, DL Missouri
  28. Chiefs: Xavier Worthy, WR Texas
  29. Cowboys: Tyler Guyton, OT Oklahoma
  30. Ravens: Nate Wiggins, CB Clemson
  31. 49ers: Ricky Pearsall, WR Florida
  32. Panthers: Xavier Legette, WR South Carolina

Steelers 2024 NFL Draft 7-Round Mock Draft

by James Layton

The Steelers have had a very busy couple of weeks rebuilding for the 2024 season. They have fixed a couple of positions of need adding Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, Patrick Queen, Donte Jackson, DeShon Elliott, and Cameron Johnstone.

They still have a few needs like Center, Wide Receiver, and Defensive Line as of now. It’s not a deep class at the Center position, but there are a few you can find later in the draft that would be good players in the AFC North.

They still have time to add another Wide Receive either in free agency or a trade. There are still several Defensive Linemen they can add with free agency.

Let’s get into the Draft.

Round 1
Pick 26 (from Buccaneers): Cooper DeJean, CB Iowa

Round 2
Pick 51: Adisa Isaac, Edge Penn State

Round 3
Pick 89 (from Buccaneers): Jeremiah Trotter Jr, LB Clemson
Pick 98: Blake Corum, RB Michigan

Round 4
Pick 102 (from Seahawks): Jaden Hicks, S Washington State
Pick 118 (from Seahawks): Tanor Bortolini, C Wisconsin
Pick 119: Tyler Davis, DL Clemson

Round 6
Pick 178: Carter Bradley, QB South Alabama
Pick 195: Ryan Flournoy, WR SE Missouri State
Pick 220 (from Buccaneers): Frank Crum, OT Wyoming

Steelers 2024 Pre-Draft Visit Tacker

by James Layton

It’s that time of the year again. Teams are busy going to Pro Days, signing free agents, and hosting prospects for pre-draft visits. The 2024 NFL Draft is only 33 days away.

The Steelers have been especially busy in free agency and the trade market. But they have been even more busy in the scouting department. They already have 9 players scheduled for a pre-draft visit. With some big-name prospects among them.

Let’s get into the visits.

Updated: 4/12/24

Pre-Draft Visits

Offense

  1. Michael Penix Jr, QB Washington
  2. Dillon Johnson, RB Washington
  3. Ricky Pearsall, WR Florida
  4. Malachi Corley, WR Western Kentucky
  5. Xavier Legette, WR South Carolina
  6. Tahj Washington, WR USC
  7. Luke McCaffrey, WR Rice
  8. Ladd McConkey, WR Georgia
  9. AD Mitchell, WR Texas
  10. Taliese Fuaga, OT Oregon State
  11. Travis Glover, OT Georgia State
  12. Amarius Mims, OT Georgia
  13. Blake Fisher, OT Notre Dame
  14. Tyler Guyton, OT Oklahoma
  15. Steven Jones, OL Oregon
  16. Jackson Powers-Johnson, C Oregon

Defense

  1. Braden Fiske, DL Florida State
  2. Kristian Boyd, DT Northern Iowa
  3. Darius Robinson, DL Missouri
  4. Maason Smith, DL LSU
  5. Logan Lee, DL Iowa
  6. Jaden Crumedy, DL Mississippi State
  7. Andru Phillips, CB Kentucky
  8. Nate Wiggins, CB Clemson
  9. Max Melton, CB Rutgers
  10. Shon Stephens, CB Ferris State
  11. Cooper DeJean, CB Iowa

Local Pre-Draft Visits

  1. Matt Goncalves, OT Pittsburgh
  2. Zach Frazier, C West Virginia
  3. MJ Devonshire, CB Pittsburgh
  4. Daequan Hardy, CB Penn State
  5. Beanie Bishop, CB WVU

Pro Day Dinners

Alabama

  • Dallas Turner, Edge
  • Terrion Arnold, CB
  • Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB

Clemson

  • Will Shipley, RB
  • Will Putnam, C
  • Jeremiah Trotter Jr, LB
  • Nate Wiggins, CB

2024 NFL Draft: Complete 1st Round Draft Order

by James Layton

The Kansas City Chiefs have won the Super Bowl in overtime. Now we finally have the complete draft order for the first round. As of right now, the Bears and Cardinals are the only two team to have two picks in the first round.

Let’s get into the first round.

  1. Bears (from Panthers)
  2. Commanders
  3. Patriots
  4. Cardinals
  5. Chargers
  6. Giants
  7. Titans
  8. Falcons
  9. Bears
  10. Jets
  11. Vikings
  12. Broncos
  13. Raiders
  14. Saints
  15. Colts
  16. Seahawks
  17. Jaguars
  18. Bengals
  19. Rams
  20. Steelers
  21. Dolphins
  22. Eagles
  23. Texans (from Browns)
  24. Cowboys
  25. Packers
  26. Buccaneers
  27. Cardinals (from Texans)
  28. Bills
  29. Lions
  30. Ravens
  31. 49ers
  32. Chiefs

2024 East West Shine Bowl: Steelers Meetings Tracker

by James Layton

The Steelers have been busy this week with scouts and coaches going to the Shrine Bowl and also the Senior Bowl in the same week. The team is definitely bent on winning not only a playoff game, but also adding to the Lombardi case.

Offense

  • Jalen Coker, WR Holy Cross
  • Nicke Samac, C Michigan State
  • Anim Dankwah, OT Howard
  • Matt Leo, C Miami (FL)
  • Matt Goncalves, OT Pittsburgh
  • C.J. Hanson, G Holy Cross

Defense

2024 Reese’s Senior Bowl: Steelers Meeting Tracker

by James Layton

The Steelers scouting staff and coaching staff have been pretty busy this week with meeting with potential new Steelers players at the Reese’s Senior Bowl. Head Coach Mike Tomlin has been especially busy watching players on the field during practice, and paying close attention to players that would help build this team to win a seventh super bowl.

Among the players Mike Tomlin has been watching are Oregon center Jackson Powers-Johnson and Ohio State defensive tackle Michael Hall.

Let’s get to the complete list.

Offense

  • Jacob Cowing, WR Arizona
  • Tyler Guyton, OT Oklahoma
  • Javon Foster, OT Missouri
  • Jordan Morgan, OT Arizona
  • Jackson Powers-Johnson, C Oregon
  • Taliese Fuaga, OT Oregon State
  • Patrick Paul, OT Houston
  • Andrew Raym, IOL Oklahoma
  • Tanor Bortolini, IOL Wisconsin
  • Brandon Coleman, IOL TCU
  • Beaux Limmer, IOL Arkansas

Defense

  • Braden Fiske, DL Florida State
  • Michael Hall, DL Ohio State
  • Dewayne Carter, DL Duke
  • Darius Robinson, DL Missouri
  • Cedric Gray, LB North Carolina
  • Kalen King, CB Penn State
  • Quinyon Mitchell, CB Toledo
  • Jaylin Simpson, S Auburn

Steelers Reserve Future Signings

by James Layton

The Steelers have been building their off-season roster with signing players to reserve future contracts.

Reserve future contracts are basically a camp invite that allows a player to compete for a spot during the offseason workouts and training camp.

There are a few names that have spent the whole season with the teams practice squad. A few of them even looked like they had a shot to make the 53-man roster.

Let’s get into the signings.

First Waive

  1. Luq Barcoo, CB
  2. Tyler Beach, OT
  3. Marquez Callaway, WR
  4. Jack Colletto, FB
  5. Kellen Diesch, OT
  6. Jalen Elliott, S
  7. Joey Fisher, G
  8. Dez Fitzpatrick, WR
  9. Devery Hamilton, OT
  10. Anderson Hardy, OT
  11. Keilahn Harris, WR
  12. Jonathan Marshall, DT
  13. Ryan McCollum, C
  14. Denzel Mims, WR
  15. Aaron Shampklin, RB
  16. Jacob Slade, DL
  17. Duece Watts, WR

Second Waive

  1. Kalen Barnes, CB
  2. Thomas Graham, CB
  3. Tyler Murray, LB
  4. David Perales, OLB
  5. Josiah Scott, CB

Steelers Roster Bubble Players

by James Layton

The Steelers are in a surprisingly good spot with their free agents this season. They don’t really have a key player that’s a free agent. But they do have few players that they need to make a hard decision with this offseason.

Let’s get into the roster bubble players.

Chuks Okorafor, OT Age: 27
Cap Savings: $8,750,000
Dead Money: $3,083,344

Mitch Trubiskey, QB Age: 30
Pre-June 1st Release
Cap Savings: $2,943,332
Dead Money: $4,613,334

Post-June 1st Release
Cap Savings: $5,250,000
Dead Money: $2,306,666

Isaiah Loudermilk, DE Age:27
Cap Savings: $1,055,000
Dead Money: $80,072

Allen Robinson, WR Age: 31
Cap Savings: $10,000,000
Dead Money: $1,917,500

Pressley Harvin III, P Age: 26
Cap Savings: $1,055,000
Dead Money: $20,183

2024 Reserve/Future Signings Tracker

by James Layton

It’s that time of the year again. Where teams are signing players to reserve future contracts for their offseason roster.

Let’s get to the signings.

Updated: 02/1/2024

49ers

  1. Isaac Alarcon, OT

Bears

  1. Micah Baskerville, LB
  2. Stephen Carlson, TE
  3. Jerome Carvin, OL
  4. Adrian Colbert, DB
  5. Aviante Collins, OL
  6. Michael Dwumfour, DL
  7. Daniel Hardy, DL
  8. Roy Mbaeteka, OL
  9. Bill Murray, OL
  10. Nsimba Webster, WR
  11. Corliss Waitman, P
  12. Douglas Coleman, DB
  13. Cameron Lyons, LS
  14. Khalid Kareem, DE
  15. Doug Kramer, C

Bengals

  1. Allen George, CB
  2. Nate Gilliam, C
  3. Jeff Gunter, DE
  4. Shaka Heyward, LB
  5. Shedrick Jackson, WR
  6. Jaxon Kirkland, G
  7. Kwamie Lassiter II, WR
  8. Kendrick Pryor, WR

Bills

  1. Andy Isabella, WR
  2. Ja’marcus Ingram, CB
  3. Kevin Jarvis, OL
  4. Tre’ McKitty, TE
  5. Tyrell Shavers, WR
  6. Kyron Brown, CB
  7. Kameron CLine, DE
  8. Richard Gouraige, OL
  9. Kendall Williamson, S
  10. Byran Thompson, WR
  11. KJ Hamler, WR
  12. Eli Ankou, DT
  13. Darrynton Evans, RB
  14. Shane Buechele, QB

Broncos

  1. Tyler Badie, RB
  2. Ben DiNucci, QB
  3. Phillip Dorsett, WR
  4. Jordan Jackson, DT
  5. Demontrey Jacobs, OT
  6. Devon Key, DB
  7. Durell Nchami, LB
  8. Ronnie Perkins, DE
  9. William Sherman, G
  10. David Sills, WR
  11. Keidron Smith, DB
  12. Reese Taylor, DB
  13. Tanner McCalister, S
  14. Rashard Lawrence, DT

Browns

  1. Jaelon Darden, WR
  2. Vincent Gray, CB
  3. John Kelly Jr, RB
  4. Zaire Mitchell-Paden, TE
  5. Justin Murray, OT
  6. Lonnie Phelps, DE
  7. Charlie Thomas III, LB
  8. Isaiah Thomas, DE
  9. Chris Williams, DT
  10. Jayden Peevy, DT
  11. Caleb Johnson, LB
  12. Lucas Havrisik, K

Buccaneers

  1. C.J. Brewer, DL
  2. Silas Dzansi, OT
  3. Luke Haggard, OL
  4. Keenan Isaac, CB
  5. Cephus Johnson III, WR
  6. Patrick Laird, RB
  7. Richard LeCounte III, S
  8. Ryan Miller, WR
  9. Quandre Mosley, CB
  10. Jose Ramirez, OLB
  11. Logan Stenberg, OL
  12. Tanner Taula, TE
  13. Raleigh Webb, WR
  14. David Wells, TE
  15. Erick Banks, DT
  16. Evan Deckers, LS
  17. Vi Jones, LB
  18. Lwal Ugak, DT

Cardinals

  1. Andre Baccellia, WR
  2. Jackson Barton, OL
  3. Kaden Davis, WR
  4. Marquis Hayes, OL
  5. Tony Jones, RB
  6. Bernhard Seikovits, TE
  7. Jeff Smith, WR
  8. Quavian White, CB
  9. Daniel Arias, WR
  10. Austin Pleasants, OL
  11. Darren Hall, CB
  12. Verone McKinley, CB
  13. Michael Ojemudia, CB

Chargers

  1. Brevin Allen, DE
  2. Jerrod Clark, DT
  3. Elijah Dotson, RB
  4. Max Duggan, QB
  5. Simi Fehoko, WR
  6. Matt Hankins, DB
  7. Brent Laing, G
  8. CJ Okoye, DT
  9. Chris Wilcox, CB
  10. Jaret Patterson, RB
  11. Chris Hinton, DT

Chiefs

  1. Ian Book, QB
  2. Hassan Hall, RB
  3. Jacob Copeland, WR
  4. Jardan Smith, LB
  5. Kelvin Joseph, DB
  6. Shi Smith, WR
  7. Anthony Miller, WR

Colts

  1. Austin Ajiake, LB
  2. Liam Anderson, LB
  3. Tyrie Cleveland, WR
  4. Ethan Fernea, WR
  5. Arlington Hambright, OL
  6. Jordan Murray, OL
  7. Zavier Scott, WR
  8. Eric Tomlinson, TE
  9. Kendall Brooks, DB
  10. Lewis Kidd, G
  11. Michael Tutsie, DB
  12. Terrell Bynum, TE

Commanders

  1. Brandon Bouyer-Randle, LB
  2. Davion Davis, WR
  3. D’Angelo Mendell, CB

Cowboys

  1. Earl Bostick, OT
  2. Josh Butler, CB
  3. Princeton Fant, TE
  4. Buddy Johnson, LB
  5. Durrell Johnson, DE
  6. Racey McMath, WR
  7. Jalen Cropper, WR
  8. Sheldrick Redwine, DB
  9. Dakoda Shepley, C
  10. Snoop Conner, RB
  11. Malik Davis, RB
  12. Martavis Bryant, WR

Dolphins

  1. Quinton Bell, LB
  2. Ethan Bonner, CB
  3. Tanner Conner, TE
  4. Ryan Hayes, OT
  5. Chasen Hines, OL
  6. Brandon Pili, DT
  7. Braylon Sanders, WR
  8. Anthony Schwartz, WR
  9. Matthew Sexton, WR

Eagles

  1. Thomas Booker, DT
  2. Le’Raven Clark, OT
  3. Shaquan Davis, WR
  4. Noah Ellis, DT
  5. Mekhi Garner, DB
  6. Mario Goodrich, DB
  7. Jacob Harris, WR
  8. Griffin Herbert, WR
  9. Tarron Jackson, DE
  10. E.J. Jenkins, TE
  11. Terrell Lewis, LB
  12. Tristin McCollum, DB
  13. Tiawan Mullen, DB
  14. Joseph Ngata, WR
  15. Lew Nichols, RB
  16. Jason Poe, G
  17. Brandon Smith, LB
  18. Lecitus Smith, C
  19. Brett Toth, OT
  20. Austin Watkins, WR

Falcons

  1. Chris Blair, WR
  2. Natrone Brooks, DB
  3. Lukas Dennis, DB
  4. Milo Eifler, LB
  5. Demone Harris, DE
  6. John Leglue, OT
  7. Donovan Mutin, LB
  8. Willington Previlon, DT
  9. Justin Shaffer, G
  10. Ryan Swoboda, OT
  11. Tyler Vrabel, OT
  12. Carlos Washington, RB
  13. Barry Wesley, OT
  14. Robert Burns, RB
  15. Arnold Tarpley, DB
  16. Austin Mack, WR

Giants

  1. Deon Jackson, RB
  2. Dennis Houston, WR
  3. Yodney Cajuste, OT
  4. Joshua Miles, OT
  5. Jalen Mayfield, G
  6. Ryder Anderson, DT
  7. Dyontae Johnson, LB
  8. Jeremiah Martin, LB
  9. Kaleb Hayes, DB
  10. Stanley Thomas-Oliver, DB
  11. Tomon Fox, LB
  12. Chase Cota, WR
  13. Jimmy Morrisey, C

Jaguars

  1. Chandler Brewer, OT
  2. Tevaughn Campbell, DB
  3. DJ Coleman, DE
  4. De’Shaan Dixon, LB
  5. Erick Hallett, DB
  6. Dequan Jackson, LB
  7. Amani Oruwariye, DB
  8. Esezi Otomewo, DE
  9. Ayo Oyelola, DB
  10. Keaton Sutherland, G
  11. Darryl Williams, C
  12. Seth Williams, WR
  13. Josh Pederson, TE

Jets

  1. Malik Taylor, WR
  2. Lance McCutcheon, WR
  3. Stephen Jones, DL
  4. Marquiss Spencer, DL
  5. Vitaliy, Gurman, OL
  6. Jacques Patrick, RB
  7. Eze Obinna, OL
  8. Tae Hayes, CB
  9. Austin Seibert, K
  10. Nick Bawden, FB
  11. Tanzel Smart, DL

Lions

  1. Mitchell Agude, LB
  2. Maurice Alexander, WR
  3. Matt Farnio, OL
  4. Jake Funk, RB
  5. Connor Galvin, OT
  6. Craig James, CB
  7. Jemar Jefferson, RB
  8. Brandon Joseph, DB
  9. Tom Kennedy, WR
  10. Michael Niese, OT
  11. Chris Smith, DT
  12. Daurice Fountain, WR

Packers

  1. Keshawn Banks, LB
  2. Tyler Coyle, S
  3. Grant DuBose, WR
  4. Jonathan Ford, DL
  5. Zyon Gilbert, CB
  6. Anthony Johnson, CB
  7. Alex McGough, QB
  8. Ellis Merriweather, RB
  9. Aaron Mosby, LB
  10. Kenneth Odumegwu, LB
  11. Henry Pearson, FB
  12. Thyrick Pitts, WR
  13. Kadeem Telfort, OT
  14. Joel Wilson, TE

Panthers

  1. Tarik Cohen, RB
  2. Mike Boone, RB
  3. Spencer Brown, RB
  4. Jalen Camp, WR
  5. Cam Sims, WR
  6. Jordan Matthews, TE
  7. Chris Pierce, TE
  8. Badara Traore, OT
  9. Raequan Williams, DE
  10. AJ Parker, CB
  11. Lamar Jackson, CB

Patriots

  1. William Bradley-King, DE
  2. Joe Giles-Harris, LB
  3. Aziz Hearn, DB
  4. Tysten Hill, DT
  5. T.J. Luther, WR
  6. Andrew Stueber, OT
  7. Ke’Shawn Vaughn, RB
  8. Michael Jordan, G

Raiders

  1. David Agoha, DE
  2. Cornell Armstrong, CB
  3. Anthony Brown Jr, QB
  4. DJ Fluker, OT
  5. Cole Fotheringham, TE
  6. Jaydon Grant, S
  7. Marquan McCall, DT
  8. Sincere McCormick, RB
  9. Jalen McKenzie, OT
  10. John Samuel Shenker, TE
  11. Nesta Jade Silvera, DT
  12. Elerson Smith, DE
  13. Charles Snowden, DE
  14. Sam Webb, CB
  15. Kristian Wilkerson, WR
  16. Ben Brown, G
  17. Tyreque Jones, DB
  18. Tyreik McAllister, RB

Rams

  1. Dresser Winn, QB
  2. AJ Arcuri, OT
  3. Logan Bruss, G
  4. Cory Durden, DT
  5. Olakunle Fatukasi, LB
  6. Tanner Ingle, DB
  7. Mike McAllister, C
  8. Cameron McCutcheon, DB
  9. Zachary Thomas, OT
  10. Zach VanValkenburg, LB
  11. Miller Forristall, TE
  12. Nikola Kalinic, TE
  13. Grant Miller, G
  14. Xavier Smith, WR

Ravens

  1. Tykeem Doss, G
  2. Tashawn Manning, G
  3. Christian Matthews, DB
  4. Rayshad Nichols, DT
  5. Josh Ross, LB
  6. Bravvion Roy, DT
  7. Sean Ryan, WR
  8. Scotty Washington, TE
  9. Owen Wright, RB
  10. Tre Swilling, LB

Saints

  1. Mark Evans, OT
  2. Jack Heflin, DT
  3. Faion Hicks, DB
  4. Tommy Hudson, TE
  5. Michael Jacobson, TE
  6. Tommy Kraemer, G
  7. Niko Lalos, DE
  8. Jordan Mims, RB
  9. Anfernee Orji, LB
  10. John Penisini, NT
  11. James Robinson, RB
  12. Rejzohn Wright, CB

Seahawks

  1. Levi Bell, LB
  2. Matthew Gotel, DT
  3. Bryant Koback, RB
  4. Tyler Mabry, TE
  5. Jonathan Sutherland, S
  6. Cody White, WR
  7. Easop Winston Jr, WR

Steelers

  1. Luq Barcoo, CB
  2. Tyler Beach, OT
  3. Marquez Callaway, WR
  4. Jack Colletto, FB
  5. Kellen Diesch, OT
  6. Jalen Elliott, S
  7. Joey Fisher, G
  8. Dez Fitzpatrick, WR
  9. Devery Hamilton, OT
  10. Anderson Hardy, OT
  11. Keilahn Harris, WR
  12. Jonathan Marshall, DL
  13. Ryan McCollum, C
  14. Denzel Mims, WR
  15. Aaron Shampkin, RB
  16. Jacob Slade, DL
  17. Duece Watts, WR
  18. Kalon Barnes, CB
  19. Thomas Graham, CB
  20. Tyler Murray, LB
  21. David Perales, OLB
  22. Josiah Scott, CB

Texans

  1. McTelvin Agim, DT
  2. Alex Bachman, WR
  3. Tim Boyle, QB
  4. Gerrid Doaks, RB
  5. Ali Gaye, DE
  6. Brandon Hill, S
  7. Johnny Johnson III, WR
  8. Dalton Keene, TE
  9. Troy Pride, CB
  10. JJ Taylor, RB
  11. Jaylon Thomas, OT
  12. Jared Wayne, WR

Titans

  1. Shyheim Carter, CB
  2. Tay Gowan, DB
  3. Tre’shaun Harrison, WR
  4. Thomas Odukoya, TE
  5. Thomas Rush, LB
  6. Lachavious Simmons, G

Vikings

  1. Trishton Jackson, WR
  2. N’Keal Harry, WR
  3. Dewayne McBride, RB
  4. Joejuan Williams, CB
  5. Jaylin Williams, CB
  6. Abraham Beauplan, LB
  7. Coy Cronk, OT
  8. Henry Byrd, G
  9. Tyrese Robinson, G
  10. Thayer Thomas, WR
  11. Myles Gaskin, RB
  12. Daylen Baldwin, WR
  13. AJ Green, CB

Steelers Injury Report: Week 17 @ Seahawks

by James Layton

The Steelers are coming off a big win against a divisional opponent last week beating the Bengals 34-11. They hope to continue that this week against the Seahawks. With their playoff hope still alive, even though it’s a slim chance.

The Seahawks are coming into this game pretty banged up with seven players on the injury report with an injury designation.

Let’s get into the injury report.

Steelers

  • Kenny Pickett, QB Ankle Questionable
  • Elandon Roberts, ILB Pectoral OUT
  • Minkah Fitzpatrick, S Knee OUT
  • Trenton Thompson, S Neck OUT

Seahawks

  • Kenneth Walker II, RB Shoulder/Illness Questionable
  • Nick Bellore, LB Knee Questionable
  • Jordyn Brooks, LB Ankle Questionable
  • Devon Witherspoon, CB Hip Questionable
  • D’Wayne Eskridge, WR Ribs OUT
  • Jason Peters, OT Foot OUT
  • Mario Edwards, DE Knee OUT
  • Jamal Adams, S Knee OUT