Welcome to the Terrible Take Committee Podcast telling Steelers Nation what's in our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

In the last few draft cycles, there has typically been a player or two that has been connected to the Pittsburgh Steelers

right from the start, and has ultimately wound up becoming a Steelers' draft pick in the end.

In 2021, that player was running back Naji Harris out of Alabama.

Heck even tight-end Pat Freermouth coming out of Penn State was a popular name that was consistently tied to the Steelers.

In 2022, the guy right next door, quarterback Kenny Pickett out of

Pitt was tied to the Steelers quite often. Even last year it was Penn State cornerback Joey Porter Jr. and even Wisconsin

defensive linemen Keanu Benton. You can even go back to 2019 with Michigan

linebacker Devon Bush.

Though it's still very early in the pre-draft process right now ahead of the 2024 NFL draft,

there is one name that continues to be tied to the Steelers who not only addresses a

position of need but also connects a lot of dots in terms of what the Steelers are looking

for. That player? Well that would be Georgia right tackle

Amarius Mims. The Steelers have liked the Georgia program quite a bit in recent

years drafting the likes of Broderick Jones, Darnell, Washington, and George

Pickens the last two years.

It helps that Georgia churns out outstanding talent coming out of the SEC. But there's something deeper to that Georgia

program for the Steelers. And now Mims might be that next guy that comes from

Georgia and lands in Pittsburgh.

Names like NFL networks Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks, and Lance airline have paired the Steelers

with Mims in recent mock drafts.

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