Pittsburgh Steelers: 2025 NFL Draft Class
Pittsburgh Steelers
2025 NFL Draft
Seven (7) Players Drafted
- 1.21 — Derrick Harmon, DT — Oregon
- 3.19 — Kaleb Johnson, RB — Iowa
- 4.21 — Jack Sawyer, EDGE — Ohio State
- 5.28 — Yahya Black, DT — Iowa
- 6.09 — Will Howard, QB — Ohio State
- 7.10 — Carson Bruener, LB — Washington
- 7.13 — Donte Kent, CB — Central Michigan
UDFA Signings
WR Ke'Shawn Williams, Indiana
WR Roc Taylor, Memphis
TE DJ Thomas-Jones, South Alabama
TE JJ Galbreath, South Dakota
G Aiden Williams, Minnesota-Duluth
DI Blake Mangelson, BYU
S Sebasian Castro, Iowa
K Ben Sauls, Pittsburgh
Minicamp Invites
None reported as of 4/28/2025
3-Round Mock Draft
2025 Pittsburgh Steelers Mock
3-Round Mock Draft Logic
- TRADE!
- Pick 21 to NOLA for 40, 71, 93, & 112
- 2.08 (40)
Azareye'h Thomas, CB - 3.07 (71)
Tyler Shough, QB - 3.19 (83)
Bhayshul Tuten, RB - 3.29 (93)
Princely Umanmielen, EDGE
SIS Scouting Reports — Grade (Scale)
- Azareye'h Thomas, CB — 6.6 (Lower-end Starter)
- Tyler Shough, QB — 6.3 (Limited Starter or Multi-Position Backup)
- Bhayshul Tuten, RB — 6.5 (Lower-end Starter)
- Princely Umanmielen, ED — 6.5 (Lower-end Starter)
Omar Khan and the Steelers brass see a New Orleans area code calling. They let it ring three times, four, and just before it hits voicemail, answer Mickey Loomis's call.
Some Steelers fans will be pissed to see them drop out of the first round when the only quarterback on their roster is Mason Rudolph. That's fair.
Just imagine how they'll feel when the Steelers take a corner in the second round, with their first pick in this draft.
Despondent? Hopeless?
It all depends on how you feel about Tyler Shough, the guy who was in college for a century and is the most pro-ready of the quarterback prospects but likely is more or less the same as Mason Rudolph. Is that worth taking before the third round? I don't think so.
In this scenario, with the Browns and Giants trading back into the first round, the Steelers can wait and select Shough at 71 overall. We can only hope the selection forces Aaron Rodgers into retirement.
The highlight of the Steelers draft comes at No. 83 when Bhayshul Tuten gets selected, and the world at large—and fantasy players everywhere—begin Rootin' for Tuten.
There's a decent chance Tuten is the back who emerges as the Day 2 or Day 3 rookie RB steal of the year. Arthur Smith would complicate the matter. But he fits the profile of what the Steelers typically look for in an everydown, bruising running back. Plus, Tuten has a little more juice than Najee Harris. He's capable of creating yards on his own, not just picking up what's blocked for him, both by breaking and forcing missed tackles.
But in the end, my friend, what would a Steelers draft be without a project? Somebody who Mike Tomlin can take under his wing, somebody he can teach to become a better man. That's Princely Umanmielen, who has a thing or two to learn about burning bridges.
From "The Beast":
After four seasons in Gainesville, he took advantage of the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA because of the COVID-19 pandemic and entered the transfer portal. Umanmielen stayed in the SEC and transferred to Ole Miss for his final season, saying he was "actually developed" by the Rebels' coaching staff.
Enjoy your stay in Tomlin finishing school, young buck.
Brad Beatson
Other Potential Picks
- Day 1: Omarion Hampton, Emeka Egbuka, Shedeur Sanders, Shemar Stewart, TreVeyon Henderson, Derrick Harmon, Jahdae Barron, Matthew Golden, Trey Amos, Jalen Milroe, Jaxson Dart, Nick Emmanwori
- Day 2: Wyatt Milum, Quinshon Judkins, Jayden Higgins, Kaleb Johnson, Jaylin Noel, Joshua Farmer, Darius Alexander, Savion Williams, Lathan Ransom, Andrew Mukuba, Jaydon Blue, Dylan Sampson
- Day 3: Quinn Ewers, JJ Pegues, Ollie Gordon II, RJ Harvey, Will Howard, Phil Mafah, Vernon Broughton, Kyle McCord, Jamaree Caldwell, Yahya Black, Traeshon Holden, Andreas Keaton, Ben Sauls, Brandon George, Donovan McMillan, Elijah Roberts, Gavin Bartholomew, Jared Harrison-Hunte, Justin Waley, Konata Mumpfield