The 2026 NFL Draft is less than two weeks away in Pittsburgh. The Steelers are picking 21st, and they\u2019ve got some areas of need. Could they address the offensive line with a pick at either left guard or left tackle? They still need to add more depth at wide receiver, plus getting an elite young talent at the position could pay dividends for years to come. What about continuing to build the defensive line?<\/p>\n
Beat writer Mark Kaboly still believes the Steelers will target a wide receiver at 21. He\u2019s also got a name in mind, and this wide receiver has already been in Pittsburgh for a pre-draft visit<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cHonestly, I really like Denzel Boston,\u201d Kaboly said Friday afternoon on 93.7 The Fan<\/a>. \u201cI think he\u2019ll be there. I think he\u2019s that big-bodied guy. Even though it\u2019s a different coaching staff, I think still the scouting department looks at it the same way, the combat-catch guy. Look at the two wide receivers they have now in [Michael] Pittman [Jr.] and [DK] Metcalf, guys who can block.\u201d<\/p>\n PM Team co-host Chris Mueller pressed Kaboly on that very point. Would the Steelers actually want three larger wide receivers? Wouldn\u2019t they rather have some variety, like some sort of smaller, burner type? Kaboly thinks the Steelers prefer bigger bodies, and he pointed to Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy\u2019s own words as proof<\/a>.<\/p>\n