The 2024 NFL Draft is nearly here. Next week, hundreds of former college players will hear their names called as they move on to the professional level. For the 32 teams across the NFL, it’s one of the best ways to address needs, build for the future or help with a transition.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of those teams in transition. After going 10-7 during the regular season and losing 31-17 to the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs, Pittsburgh agreed to sign former Dener Broncos quarterback on March 10. Five days later, the Steelers traded starting quarterback kenny ckett to the Philadelphia Eagles before trading for former Chicago Bears starting quarterback Justin Field
