The 2026 NFL Draft is over, and while there are still some holes to be filled and questions to be answered, for the most part, we know what the Steelers roster is going to look like. So, here are three winners and three losers in Pittsburgh following the Draft.

The NFL draft 2026 in Pittsburgh kicked off Thursday, the beginning of a three-day event that's expected to be the largest in the city's history.

Jermod McCoy’s lengthy wait to hear his name called at the NFL draft came to a quick end on Saturday. The fact that

Here are some of the most common thoughts and storylines surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers 2026 NFL Draft, and here is why they are overreactions.

The NFL Draft in Pittsburgh set a new attendance record of 805,000 over three days, the league announced, breaking the previous record of 775,000 fans set in Detroit in 2024. The NFL has taken the draft on the road since 2015 to various league cities, where it has become a marquee event.

It’s a new era for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Following the 2025 campaign, Mike Tomlin—the NFL’s longest-tenured head coach and a presumptive Hall of Famer—stepped down from his role at the vanguard of the Steel Curtain.

Mark Ingram II has instilled a hatred in his son of the Pittsburgh Steelers, even at an early age. The Baltimore Ravens invited Ingram as a special guest at the NFL Draft to announce pick No. 45. Ingram had much more planned than just speaking into the mic and saying a name at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvaniaa.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Put aside the mock drafts because it’s time for the real deal. The NFL draft is here in the Steel City. A total of 257 players will live out a dream and hear their name called over the course of the next three days,