The Pittsburgh Steelers face significant challenges heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, highlighting five critical roster needs. Firstly, the defensive tackle position requires urgent attention after a poor performance against the run last season. Prospective talents like Kenneth Grant and Walter Nolen could bolster this area. Secondly, with quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields departing, Mason Rudolph is slated to start, but the team may need to consider drafting a QB if Shedeur Sanders isn’t available by their pick. Thirdly, after Najee Harris's move to the Chargers, the running back position has opened a door for Jaylen Warren, yet the Steelers should target a more established talent in rounds 3-7 from a strong RB class. Fourthly, while the cornerback duo of Joey Porter Jr. and Darius Slay Jr. looks promising, Slay's age raises concerns for the future, necessitating a potential draft pick to fortify this position. Lastly, despite recent first-round picks at tackle, the Steelers may need to explore late-round options to improve their offensive line's consistency and performance.