Pittsburgh Steelers' draft strategy for the upcoming NFL draft becomes clearer as they focus on key positions, particularly quarterback and safety. With the 21st pick looming, the Steelers have shown interest in quarterbacks like Jackson Dart and Shadur Sanders, both of whom have garnered first-round grades from NFL scouts. However, doubts linger about their fit with the team's culture and current roster needs.

Most notably, the Steelers did not attend Colorado's pro day, sparking speculation about their true intentions in the draft. Instead, they have expressed significant interest in safety Malachi Sparks and cornerback Nick Imuare, both of whom could potentially be available at pick 21. With both a strong defensive presence and a future quarterback in mind, the Steelers appear to be setting up for a strategic approach aimed at balancing immediate needs with long-term goals.