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I think there's a decent possibility,

though the Pittsburgh Steelers trade up in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft.

When the team having five picks of them in the top 100,

and Jordan Schultz's report earlier this week,

the teams are coveting day two picks this year, I could see the Steelers getting aggressive to look to move up for a player that they otherwise wouldn't have a chance at. I'm not going to pretend to know how the board is going to shake out early in the draft. I mean, you have a general idea, but there's always a surprise that you've thrown in there. But if a player like Caleb Downs falls, I could see the Steelers trading up. If the team really likes Mike Lennon and doesn't think he's going to be on the board at number 21, I could see them trading up for him. There's a handful of players, I really think, makes sense. And the Steelers would be wise to leverage the capital to acquire a top player. There are plenty of scenarios for the Steelers to make a draft day trade that don't involve

a first-round trade-up.

I just really don't see any way that they take 12 players, because it's nearly impossible

to fit 12 rookies onto the roster without other roster maneuvering and or a surprise

cutter to.

And if you're going to trade away draft capital, why not do it to require one of the better

players in the draft?

Omar Khan showed he wasn't afraid to move up when he did so for Broader Jones.

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