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Welcome to the terrible take and mini podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind. I'm Josh Carney.

Finally, after many months of watching film debating players and their potential fits and more,

we've arrived at the 2026 NFL draft.

A few months gone, just like that, in the blink of an eye.

Now, it's time to find out which players are headed to which teams, which will create more

speculation in debates.

Knowing that, today I wanted to give my final prediction for the Pittsburgh Steelers

selection at number 21 overall.

If you've read my final mock draft or heard me on the terrible podcast draft roundtable earlier in the week, you know where I'm going.

The Steelers will land Penn State's Venga Yawane in the first round, and they'll do so at number 21 overall.

The general reaction to that has been, he won't be there, and that's just silly to be.

In a deep offensive tackle draft class, with many thinking a run will occur on the position

in the first round, guard could and probably should get pushed down the board.

The league doesn't value it as much in the draft.

In recent years, there's been, on average, one guard taken in the first round.

Tyler Booker went number 12 to the Cowboys last year, but Dallas, well, they marched to the beat of their own drum.

In 2024, Graham Barton, a tackle in college, went number 26 overall to Tampa Bay and kicked to center.

He was the only interior offensive lineman drafted in the first round that year.

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