The Steelers adressed many a hole in their roster during the 2021 NFL draft. But some of those aforementioned openings remain. Just where are the said holes?

The Steelers adressed many a hole in their roster during the 2021 NFL draft. But some of those aforementioned openings remain. Just where are the said holes?

The NFL has become even more of a league of ‘instant gratification’ for most teams and the Steelers are no exception when it comes to that proposition. The Steelers’ 2021 draft greatly reflects that with the drafting of offensive weapons that could be plug-and-play guys.

It's time for “The Curtain Call”. This week, join Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict as they welcome Charlie Potter, beat writer for Bama Online 24/7 and Roger Patrick Myers of Roll Bama Roll to talk about Najee Harris from a Crimson Tide perspective.

It's time for “The Curtain Call”. This week, join Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict as they welcome Charlie Potter, beat writer for Bama Online 24/7 and Roger Patrick Myers of Roll Bama Roll to talk about Najee Harris from a Crimson Tide perspective.

With many of their nine draft picks last weekend during the 2021 NFL draft, the Steelers seemed to pick larger individuals than what they usually do. Did the Steelers set out to ‘go big’?

The NFL Draft is complete and the Steelers have a bunch of new names and faces to really get to know.

The draft is over and the Steelers have plenty of new talent to add to the roster. There’s been so many knee jerk reactions, so why not get some from those with arthritic patellas.

The draft is over and the Steelers have plenty of new talent to add to the roster. There’s been so many knee jerk reactions, so why not get some from those with arthritic patellas.

Najee Harris is being counted on to revive the running game of his new team of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Just what will the versatility of No. 22 mean to the success of football in the Steel City?

The NFL Draft is complete and the Steelers have nine new cards to play, Will it be a winning hand or will a majority of this draft end up on the discard pile?

The NFL Draft is complete and the Steelers have nine new cards to play, Will it be a winning hand or will a majority of this draft end up on the discard pile?

With the NFL Draft occurring over the weekend, the Steelers attempted to fill holes at many a position early. Is the team’s situation at running back, tight end and center improved after last season or will it take a long while?

Falling in love with prospects is dangerous. What do you do when your draft crush ends up in purple or orange? Plus the problem with judging drafted players before they step foot on a Pittsburgh practice field will be discussed.

Falling in love with prospects is dangerous. What do you do when your draft crush ends up in purple or orange? Plus the problem with judging drafted players before they step foot on a Pittsburgh practice field will be discussed.

The 2021 NFL Draft has concluded and Steelers fans are mixed on their opinions. And that’s the way it should be. But BTSC is taking a look at the bright side of the draft with reasons to be excited about this class from Najee to Pressley and all the men in between. This is the main topic that will be discussed on the latest episode of the morning flagship show in the BTSC family of podcasts. Join BTSC co-editor Jeff Hartman for this and more on “Let’s Ride”.

The 2021 NFL Draft is complete and the Steelers came away with nine new Men of Steel. How did they do? Was their haul a boom, bust or a head scratcher?

The Steelers continued crafting their 2021 roster by finally selecting a defensive back, Tre Norwood from Oklahoma, in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. They then added punter Pressley Harvin from Georgia Tech.

The Steelers conclude their version of the 2021 NFL Draft by selecting a punter, Pressley Harvin, with their final pick.

The Steelers continued shaping their future by selecting EDGE Quincy Roche in the sixth round of the NFL

The Steelers were on the clock again in the 2021 NFL Draft by finally adressing the secondary with Oklahoma's Tre Norwood.

The Steelers continue with an interesting Day 3 of the NFL Draft by selecting a dynamic pass rusher in the form of Quincy Roche.

The Steelers waited until Day 3 to add defense and they did it in a big way with a very large player. After trading into Round 5 with Miami, the Steelers selected a near 300 lb. defensive end in the form of Isaiahh Loudermilk.

After the Steelers took Najee Harris, Pat Freiermuth, Kendrick Green and Dan Moore in the first four rounds of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Steelers finally went to the defensive side, but stayed with Texas A&M, by selecting LB Buddy Johnson.