The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in six new players throughout the 2020 NFL Draft, but what player benefited most from the moves made?

Everyone loves lists and rankings, and, of course, the debating on which players were the best at their position is a good one. However, what about the debate of which players were the worst at their position?

The Pittsburgh Steelers selected OLB Alex Highsmith out of Charlotte in the 3rd round of the 2020 NFL Draft. A lot of fans didn't know who Highsmith was prior to the draft, but wonder how he can help?

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a franchise quarterback in Ben Roethlisberger, and while Big Ben has delivered the goods throughout his career, should he be involved in organizational decisions?

The Pittsburgh Steelers selected WR Chase Claypool out of Notre Dame with their top pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Is he just another wide receiver, or JuJu Smith-Schuster's replacement?

The Pittsburgh Steelers now move on from the 2020 NFL Draft and turn their attention to the regular season, but before we get ahead of ourselves it is time to take another look back at the six new players drafted a week ago.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback depth leaves a lot to be desired, and because of that some feel it would be wise for the team to look for a veteran backup to add to the team. Yes, even Andy Dalton.

The Pittsburgh Steelers fan base is a proud group of individuals, but it makes you wonder why, heading into the 2020 regular season, they are living in their fears.

The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in Matt Canada to help with the quarterbacks in 2020, but how much say will he have in the offense?

After the 2020 NFL Draft, the Steelers signed 10 players as undrafted free agents. Will any of those 10 players be able to make the regular season roster?

The Pittsburgh Steelers' top pick produced big time for Notre Dame, but how will that production translate to the black-and-gold in the NFL?

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2020 NFL Draft class is complete, but how much they contribute to the success of the team in 2020?

What does Chase Claypool think about the nickname "Mapletron"? How about what he needs to do to improve his overall game in the NFL? We give you the answers!

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2020 NFL Draft class wasn't flashy, but did it make the roster better this year?

The Pittsburgh Steelers wrapped up their 2020 NFL Draft with two players in both the 6th and 7th round draft picks. Did they address their needs?

The Pittsburgh Steelers had two fourth round draft picks in the 2020 NFL Draft, and they took a running back and an offensive guard with those two picks.

The Pittsburgh Steelers went to the defensive side of the ball with their second pick of the 2020 NFL Draft by taking OLB Alex Highsmith out of Charlotte.

The Pittsburgh Steelers finally got to make a pick, and they did so with big, tall and fast wide receiver Chase Claypool out of Notre Dame.

The Pittsburgh Steelers don't have a first round draft pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, but could that all change if the team decides to make a trade to get back into the top round?

The Pittsburgh Steelers have six draft picks in the upcoming 2020 NFL Draft, and with the main event happening on Thursday, you have to wonder who will the black-and-gold covet during the selection process?

The 2020 NFL Draft is almost here, and as NFL fans around the globe ponder what their team's top selection will be, you have to wonder what the narrative will be after the Steelers' top pick in the 2nd round?

The Pittsburgh Steelers don't have a first round pick in the NFL Draft, but it doesn't mean the predictions stop and fans don't try to figure out who they will select with their top pick in the 2nd round!

The Pittsburgh Steelers don't have a first round pick, which makes things even more difficult when it comes to the unpredictable nature of the NFL Draft. Nonetheless, it is time to make our predictions for the unpredictable.

The Pittsburgh Steelers secondary has long been considered the weakest link on the defensive side of the ball. But not anymore. In fact, is it safe to say the current secondary is the best of the Mike Tomlin era?

There is a lot of hype, and excitement, surrounding the 2020 NFL Draft and the Pittsburgh Steelers. But deep in fans' minds, there is still the thought of how they could botch the six picks they have.