Welcome to the terrible take, a mini podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Joe Clark.

I think it's fair to say that this is the most important draft that the Pittsburgh

failures have had in a long time.

I know the 2022 draft are there to find a successor to Ben Rowsberger is important, but

given where the team's at now, I think this one might even top that. This off season

the most aggressive team has been in years.

Turning over the quarterback room with the editions of Russell Wilson and

Justin Fields, adding Patrick Queen and Sean Elliot on defense, even

trading Deontay Johnson.

The team made a lot of moves, but right now they're a win now team.

And it's imperative that this team fills their holes in the draft

and is able to really take that next step and finally

win a playoff game for the first time since 2016. The excitement and aggressiveness of

this off season is all for not if the Steelers don't do so And in a loaded AFC, the sealers just have a number of holes that right now make them probably

on the outside looking in from the playoffs.

Center, cornerback, wide receiver, offensive tackle.

They won't all be fixed immediately through the draft,

but the Steelers need to find starting caliber players

at least two of those positions to compete in the plot-offs in 2024.

You know look there's a number of different ways they can attack the drafting goal but

fill the needs but if they miss they board doesn't break their way, they take the wrong guy.

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