The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in as many prospects as possible, looking to utilize all ten of their 2019 NFL Draft picks this weekend.
After months of scouting, the Steelers found all the prospects they wanted to see before the NFL Draft. Now, two days before draft night, we look back at all the prospects they’re brought in for pre-draft visits over the last months.
Pre-Draft Visits:
Byron Murphy, CB Washington
Deandre Baker, CB Georgia
Justin Layne, CB Michigan State
Rock Ya-Sin, CB Temple
Sean Bunting, CB Central Michigan
Stephen Denmark, CB Valdosta State
Andy Isabella, WR UMass
Ulysses Gilbert, LB Akron
Dillon Mitchell, WR Oregon
Ben Burr-Kirven, LB Washington
Quincy Williams, LB Murray State
Diontae Johnson, WR Toledo
Miles Boykin, WR Notre Dame
Gary Johnson, LB Texas
Foster Moreau, TE LSU
Ugo Amadi, S Oregon
Charles Omenihy, DL Texas
Alize Mack, TE Notre Dame
Darnell Savage, S Maryland
Josh Oliver, TE San Jose State
Travis Homer, RB Miami
Damian Harris, RB Alabama
Ty Johnson, RB Maryland
Ben Banogu, Edge TCU
Jordan Scarlett, RB Florida
Mike Weber, RB Ohio State
Andrew Van Ginkel, Edge Wisconsin
Jordan Brailford, Edge Oklahoma State
Garrett Brumfield, Offensive Line LSU
Kerrith Whyte, RB FAU
Non-30 visits:
Mile Sanders, RB Penn State
David Long, LB West Virginia
Dravon Askew-Henry, S West Virginia
With ten picks in the draft, the Steelers can find plenty of talent in this year’s draft. It’s no surprise they took advantage of as many visits as possible, hoping to continue their success of draft classes. From top tier division I athletes to one freakishly big corner out of Valdosta State, this team has searched high and low for their future stars.
There’s still no knowing what’s going to happen come draft night, but the Steelers have options. Whether it’s trade up, move backwards or draft ten college stars, Pittsburgh is going to give us plenty to talk about this weekend.