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18 plus scummelware.com. Welcome to the Terrible Take, a daily segment telling Steelers

what's on our mind. I'm Ross McCorkle. The idea of trading up in the 2026 draft should

intrigue the Pittsburgh Steelers.

If for no other reason, then they can't possibly make all 12 of their current draft selections.

The two options, if they aren't going to make those 12, would be trading up, maybe multiple times.

Or trading back, and trading back would, would of course be trading 2026 picks in

exchange for 2027 they're not going to trade back and load up and make 13 or 14 picks in

2026 so if you explore the trade up angle it seems like there are going to be many options

if the steelers want to move up.

It's just a matter of how high they want to go.

Our Dave Bryan has outlined a pretty realistic scenario where the Steelers trade up with

the Dallas Cowboys in a trade involving Patrick Queen, somebody they have reportedly

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