SF Board Draft 2026: PICKS ONLY - 7.251 & 252 - LAR - tbsteel -

[sheppamj]

Eric McAlister, WR, TCU

[Steelafan77]

With the 90th overall pick in the 2026 SteelerFury mock draft the Miami Dolphins select…

Sam Roush TE, Stanford

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 91st pick, the Buffalo Bills select:

Skyler Bell, WR, Connecticut

[bradshaw2ben]

The Dallas Cowboys wake from a Rip Van Winkle type nap since their first round pick and use the 93rd pick to select:

Zakee Wheatley, S, Penn State

[tbsteel]

At 3.93, the Rams pick:



CJ Daniels, WR, Miami

[Steelafan77]

With the 94th pick in the 2026 Steelerfury mock draft the Miami Dolphins select…

Keyron Crawford OLB, Auburn

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 95th pick New England patriots select:

Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 97th pick, the Minnesota Viking select:

J.C. Davis, OL, Illinois

[Ice]

The Eagles select Jake Slaughter, OC, Florida

[bradshaw2ben]

The Steelers have a LOT of defensive backs on the roster right now:
JPJ, Jamel Dean, Jaquan Brisker, DeShon Elliott, Jalen Ramsey, Asante Samuel, Jr, Sebastian Castro, Darnell Savage, Brandon Echols, et al. I see some real talent there, but I what I don't really see is a back of the defense player who can play sideline to sideline and still make it up to the LOS when a play has to be made.

I have extremely high standards when it comes to safety prospects. I want a player who can be a plus contributor at three leves of the defense––can't just sit back in centerfield, can't just be effective near the LOS or in the run game. You have to have instincts and anticipation in coverage, enough length and athleticism to trigger on plays, and the physicality to make receivers pay or tackle in open space.

There are some prospects on the board at this position who have some of those skills––mostly a lack of physicality/tackling or lack of deep half/single high skills is what has them lower on my board than consensus.

Anyway, this prospect also has great production. In 3 years starting, he has, 11 interceptions, 10 Passes defensed, 5 TFL, & 113 solo tackles in his career and 73 tackles in 2025.. a nice display of what he can offer.

"Terrific communicator who was voted a permanent team captain by teammates and drew praise from Shrine Bowl evaluators for his pre-snap leadership and secondary organization... Good length at 6'2" gives him the frame to contest catch points and disrupt passing lanes, a tangible advantage over shorter safeties in contested-catch situations." says the scouting report.

I like the way he moves smoothly going backward and is just as smooth transitioning to redirect to the football. He isn't slow but not fast-- more like a very decisive anticipator with surprising good–sometimes great– burst to the ball. Also he was a pretty good CB, the door is open for him to win a job for this team as a FS, and at times he has looked spectacular doing that this season.

With the 99th pick in the SteelerFury Mock draft, the Steelers select:


Jalen Huskey, S, Maryland



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5Lv6RC4PVs



1 6 - PIT - B2B (from CLE) - Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
3 69 - PIT - B2B (fr HOU) - Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama
3* 99 - PIT - B2B -Jalen Huskey, S, Maryland

[cop1211]

Jags select SS Robert Spears-Jennings

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[bradshaw2ben]

With the 101st pick and first of the 4th round, the Tennessee Titans select:

L.T. Overton, EDGE, Alabama

[jebrick]

With pick 102, The Raiders select Dontay Corleone NT Cincinnati

[Gonzo]

Jets take another big man .. bit this one shouldnt have to worry about the big house ... except taking the football there

Jeff Caldwell WR

[JackLambert58]

The New York Football Giants select....

Austin Barber, OT, Florida




New York Football Giants Haul
1.5 Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
2.37 Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson
4.105 Austin Barber, OT, Florida

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 104th pick, the Arizona Cardinals bring the Payne:

V.J. Payne, S, Kansas State

[OhioSteeler]

At pick 4.106, the Houston Texans select:

Ja'Kobi Lane, WR, USC

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 107th pick, the Cleveland Browns select:

Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas

[ugandasjoy01]

With the 108th pick, the Denver Broncos select

Max Klare, TE, Ohio State
Great fit for Payton's scheme to be available inline or slot
Only 2 drops last season

[smithessmokin]

The Kansas City Chiefs select Devin Moore, CB, Florida.

[Korey39]

The Cincinnati Bengals select Michael Trigg, WR/TE, Baylor

[ugandasjoy01]

With the 111th pick, the Denver Broncos select:

Genesis Smith, SAF, Arizona

With the looming departure of Brandon Jones to Free Agency in 2027, and the departure of backup safety PJ Locke in 2026, Smith becomes a great sidekick with Hufanga in the Denver secondary.

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 112th pick, the Dallas Cowboys take, "The Best cover LB in the draft":

Aiden Fisher, LB, Indiana

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 113th selection, the Indianapolis Colts get freaky with it...

The 6-1, 290-pound senior from Florida has run a 4.66 40 and hit a max velocity of 21.1 mph. He clocked a 4.43 shuttle time, broad jumped 9-10 and vertical jumped 30 1/2 inches. He’s bench pressed 425 pounds and squatted 660. This offseason, he power cleaned 345 pounds.

They select:

Zane Durant, DT, Penn State

[bradshaw2ben]

********************* TRADE ALERT *********************

The Dallas Cowboys have traded the 114th pick to Pittsburgh in exchange for RB Kaleb Johnson. Pittsburgh is OTC.

[bradshaw2ben]

Steelers have some candidates to fill the empty starting spot at G, but neither the loser of the LT competition nor Spencer Anderson fill me with a lot of upside hope.

I think building a kick-ass OL is the key thing to be doing if you want to win championships. The beifer period of time when the Steelers had an elite QB, a stud RB, a stud WR, and a top 5 OL was one of the greatest in NFL history. But teams like Philly have won with one or more of those elements missing, mostly because their OL was sick.

This prospect was a little underdeveloped with a weird coaching situation and the situation reminds me of Ramon Foster's at Tennessee, where OLmen were dicked around and rotated and never got to settle in to the job.

As good as Ramon was, he's not the athlete or athletic specimen this 2026 prospect is. Our guy in the 99th percentile in explosion and size and, when he gets it right, it shows. Basically, his better and best reps are better than the better and best reps of most of the guards in this class. Round 4 is because of the way he was handled in college football and the fact he will benefit greatly from a better coaching situation.

Anyway, I am much higher on him than consensus but I'm planting a flag because I see what he can be and he fits this offense to a T:

Steelers select:

Micah Morris, G, Georgia



https://www.youtube.com/shorts/g1k06AmldOA



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUPtJm3x0No

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 115th pick, Baltimore selects:

Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia

[ugandasjoy01]

After much head-scratching and spinning the wheel to figure out who to go with for this selection...

With the 116th pick, the Denver Broncos select:

<drum roll please>

Bryce Boettcher, LB, Oregon

Reasons for this pick - The depth of the Denver ILB room is very thin after the release of Dre Greenlaw. Strnad and Singleton will start, but the current depth are former UDFA players. Boettcher had a fantastic showing at the Senior Bowl, but has been very effective in Oregon the last couple of seasons - especially in coverage situations. He also plays baseball with the Ducks, which makes him a well-rounded pick.

[jebrick]

With pick 117 the Raiders select Malik Muhammad CB Texas

[bradshaw2ben]

With the 188th pick, the Detroit Lions select:

Jaishawn Barham, LB, Michigan