Steelers 3-round 2025 NFL draft NFL according to PFF draft simulator draft

The Pittsburgh Steelers hold 21. Total selection in NFL draft 2025And this year, a potentially final year is shaped that could determine the success of the team for the next half of the decade or longer.

We recently drew the NFL draft simulation through the Football Focus Focus Simulator, and Steelers’ Picks for the first three rounds are. Let’s look closer.

Steelers’ Draft Needs (KB, VR, DB)

The PPF was listed by the quartback, a wide receiver and defensive back as the greatest needs of Steelers. Steelers must address their position on the substance. The team thought they could fill the emptiness in the substance in terms of Ben Russel Wilson, former star with a successful track and pairing him with an unused potential in Justin fields. Unfortunately for Steelers, none of these plans failed as the team hoped and Both players can move this winter.

However, even if one or both players remain, the team still needs an infusion of talent and upside down on the most important position of the game. Steelers lacking talent on a wide position of receiver outside George Pickens, but suppressively talented The young star could wear her welcome in the steel city, And maybe she doesn’t wear black and gold much longer.

The third-most important position could be discussed, but the defensive Backfield team could use some work. All in all, PFF’s team needs analysis seems reasonable, especially team issues in the trailer and receiver.

1. Round, pick up 21: Ashton Jeanty, RB

Let’s start with the positives: Jeanty is an extremely talented player. He is probably running the best in this year’s draft class, and the gap between Jeaty and others might be able to be wider than most people. In fact, it could be more bay than the gap.

Jeanty is a true third part that can do everything his team asks about him and he would be extremely versatile and means. Jeanti is equally able to rush between combat for consistent gain of three to five yards, beating the defense to an angle of explosive gains or breaking the correction to give extra idily.

It is also more than adequate weapons in passing match, and additional blockage and other weapons for his return to fasten.

With all these are said, why isn’t I slapped the bumping of A + rating for any Jeskini making team? The answer is in the total value that it can be for his team in relation to other options and other players available.

My question with this dial really has nothing to do with Jeskem in general as a player. It has more to do with the value of starting a position that is at all reality that there is probable draft in this year’s draft that will probably be available in the second round or maybe later.

Ohio State has two great backs that are a draft that meet the conditions in Treveyon Henderson and Quuinshon Junkins. It is possible that one or both of these players could sneak into the first round or early second round, especially in Jedkins. However, both of these players can be easily found in the middle of the second round, and Henderson could even slide to the third round or later. In this simulation, both players left early in the third round.

Both of these players would represent excellent value on that draft slot, and each brought to the table almost as much as Jeanty does. This means that while Jeanty is undoubtedly a great player and an exciting talent that can make magic anytime, he touches the ball, it is not the best value for steelers to use Premium draft.

In addition to Handerson and Junkin, starting back in this year’s draft class is quite deep with several other players who are designed to enter another, third or fourth circles. The most players like Jeanty is, they just may not be worth a top of 25 drafts.

2. Round, select 53: Carson Schvesinger, LB

Schvesinger is aggressive Defender down Who will quickly become a favorite fan in a steel city. He is a secure reception that can close the opponent’s current game I am almost alone.

If the year 2005. years instead of 2025. years, Schvesinger could easily be in contrast to the first heel of the draft. There is a questionable value in laying a runner stopping that is this early considering a stylistic change in modern NFL crimes, but I have no major problems with this choice.

3. Kolo, pick up 85: Elija Aroio, and

Arroyo is not the best blocker, which means that it will fits in culturally in a steelers hard nose team that prefers to play football in the Smash-mouth. However, he desperately needs upside down as a receiver.

Arroio is a great route Rurner and there will be impact weapons in the passage of the game since the first day. It will allow him to bring a certain value on the Pittsburgh attack that has moved to a strong and serious deficiency of talent out Mercurial George Pickens.

Pat Freiermuth is a great narrow end and showed a promise in a transient game, but did not develop quite as much as the team would love and it is possible to be dedicated in the long run. Even if they are, while Freiermuth is a safe good player and a useful pass catcher, it is not necessarily the gearbox.

I personally like this choice and I would be thrilled if the team entered this direction and leaned into their passage match by adding physical threat over the middle of the field and down the sutures.