Unfortunately, 2025 is not the best year to need a quarterback via the NFL draft. To be fair, this group is being compared to the 2024 draft class which is shaping up to be elite. However, the Pittsburgh Steelers do find themselves in a pickle at the quarterback position.

Despite completely rebuilding the quarterback room in 2024, the Pittsburgh Steelers will find themselves in need of help at quarterback again in 2025. We expect the Steelers to re-sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson in free agency but not both.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Thursday that the 2026 NFL draft in the city will be held from Thursday, April 23 through Saturday, April 25.

Here are five running backs the Steelers should consider in the 2025 NFL Draft, ranging from first-round talent to late-round steals.

Potential Pittsburgh Steelers first-round pick Emeka Egbuka is declaring for the NFL Draft, he announced on Friday. Egbuka is rated as one of the top wide receivers in the class, and in early mock drafts, the Steelers have been connected to him several times.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were one of the worst in the NFL in 2024 at one of the areas that the four remaining teams in the NFL playoffs were the best at. The Steelers finished the 2024 season ranked 31st in the NFL in fourth-down conversion rate at 38.

As the Pittsburgh Steelers look to retool this offseason in hopes of getting over the hump in 2025, the NFL Draft will be of particular importance as they patch up the remaining holes on the roster. One of the more notable areas of need entering the offseason is wide receiver.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have virtually no plan at quarterback for the future. Even if they re-sign Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, they are bandaids to what is a festering long-term problem, and at some point,

Objective number one for the 2025 Pittsburgh Steelers is figuring out who their starting QB will be. But a close second is getting more explosive on offense. And in his latest mock draft for A to Z Sports,