The Pittsburgh Steelers have completed their NFL Draft, targeting both immediate needs and future potential. General Manager Omar Khan received high praise for the team's selections, especially with defensive tackle Derrick Harmon and running back Kaleb Johnson. Harmon is anticipated to enhance quarterback pressure, while Johnson aims to rejuvenate the running game after Najee Harris's departure. Johnson, who led the Big Ten in rushing yards last season, has expressed his eagerness to contribute to Steelers Nation.

Joining him are fellow Iowa teammates Yahya Black and Sebastian Castro, with expectations that Johnson will vie for a starting position alongside Jaylen Warren and Kenneth Gainwell. With a strong collegiate career, he boasts impressive stats, including 21 touchdowns last season. The Steelers' draft strategy seems aimed at building a competitive roster for both current success and future sustainability.