SNR Drive (Pittsburgh Steelers)

Hr2: Favorite O-Line Prospects

·50 min·4 clips
The hosts reveal their first seven-round mock draft for the Steelers, starting with a Penn State guard at pick 21.
The episode begins with hosts Wes Shuler and Matt Williamson launching into a seven-round mock draft for the Pittsburgh Steelers, covering all 12 picks. They start with Venga Ioane, a guard from Penn State, at pick 21, followed by selections like Ted Hurst, a wide receiver from Georgia State, and Caleb Banks, a defensive lineman from Florida. As they progress through the rounds, they debate late-round targets, including tight end Marlon Klein from Michigan and linebacker Red Murdoch from Buffalo, noting the strategic value of special teams players. After completing the mock draft with cornerback Toriano Pride Jr. from Missouri, the hosts shift to audience questions. Listeners ask about potential draft trades, such as moving up in the second round or consolidating picks, and the hosts speculate on realistic scenarios. They also compare quarterback prospects Jackson Dart and Ty Simpson, discuss linebacker Lander Barton from Utah, and address the fifth-year option system, suggesting reforms based on draft slot. The conversation expands to include sports memorabilia stories, with the hosts sharing personal items like signed jerseys and autographed programs. Throughout, the tone is casual and informative, blending draft analysis with fan engagement and lighthearted anecdotes.

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A Steelers mock draft turns late-round pick math into a loose, useful roster-building hour.

A seven-round Steelers mock draft gives The Drive's second hour a clear spine, as the room works through all 12 Pittsburgh picks without trades and leaves four late selections on the board.

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You want Steelers draft math with all 12 picks in motion, a sixth-rounder up next, and three seventh-rounders still looming.

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