
The Pittsburgh Steelers usually steer clear of the first round of the NFL draft when selecting wide receivers. Actually, the last time the Steelers drafted a wide receiver with a first-round choice was Santonio Holmes in 2006.
Given that the Steelers traded great wide receiver Diontae Johnson and have been hard at work scouting some of the best receiver prospects in the 2024 NFL draft, this year might be different.
However, in the past, the Steelers have made an effort to identify undiscovered talent in the middle rounds. Here are four more of those kinds of players who could be useful as rookies and who we have ranked between the third and fifth rounds.
Florida State’s Johnny Wilson
Jacob Cowing – Arizona

Isaiah Williams – Illinois

Ainias Smith – Texas A&M
