Free agency is winding down, but the Pittsburgh Steelers’ front office remains active. All of the main Pro Days have completed, and Omar Khan and Mike Tomlin can finally rest their feet at home. Pre-draft visits, on the other hand, are rapidly increasing.
With around three weeks until the 2024 NFL Draft, the latest Steelers news focuses on veteran receiver Tyler Boyd, early-round draft prospect Braden Fiske, and Pittsburgh’s latest verified Top 30 pre-draft visits.
Steelers miss out on Tyler Boyd.
According to Mark Kaboly of The Athletic, signing Tyler Boyd in free agency is a “long shot, at best”. Boyd allegedly had a lot of interest, but the two sides were at odds.
After dealing Diontae Johnson, Pittsburgh signed veterans Van Jefferson and Quez Watkins to fill their receiver needs. The acquisitions do not outweigh the losses, since Allen Robinson and Miles Boykin have both left. The Steelers’ top 30 pre-draft visits show that they are looking to fill a vacancy early in the NFL Draft.
Steelers confirmed Top 30 pre-draft visits.
On April 2nd, Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette confirmed the Steelers’ four Top 30 pre-draft visits. Florida State defensive tackle Braden Fiske, Western Kentucky wide receiver Malachi Corley, Kentucky cornerback Andru Phillips, and Penn State cornerback Daequan Hardy all met with Pittsburgh’s brass on Tuesday.
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