The Pittsburgh Steelers have five selections in the top 100 picks for the first time since 1999, when they drafted Troy Edwards in the first round. That top-100 haul underwhelmed, but they have a chance to right those wrongs and transform the future of the franchise in the process. Top 100 picks are meant to start—or at least meaningfully contribute—right away. With that in mind, I wanted to rank the Steelers post-free agency draft needs for the five positions I would like to see addressed by the end of Day 2.
Ranking The Steelers’ Top Five Draft Needs (And Two To Avoid)
