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Following the NFL Scouting Combine, Steelers mock draft updated to reflect new prospects and reactions.
First round projects Makai Lemon, with Hoisley in mind for future considerations.
Haulcy rises to potential starting safety with elite athleticism after the combine.
Mike Washington Jr. earns praise as an impressive running back with receiving ability.
Chris McClellan is evaluated for his length, athleticism, and fit at defensive tackle.
Taylen Green framed as a developmental quarterback to be nurtured behind the starters.
Schrauth praised for solid drills and potential as a starter in the right scheme.
The piece originates from Steelers Wire and was republished by Yahoo Sports.
The update reflects a broader trend of NFL draft projections following the combine.

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Steelers made wide receiver their top first‑round target after meeting with many WR prospects at the Combine.
Team met with multiple cornerbacks and safeties, signaling plans to upgrade the secondary.
Only one quarterback, Ty Simpson, was among their top meeting targets, suggesting a “Simpson or nothing” mindset.
The meetings indicate the Steelers are aggressively pursuing a high‑impact WR for the roster.
The Combine takeaway suggests the Steelers expect to add a starting cornerback through the draft.
The coverage notes a heavy emphasis on WRs while also evaluating defensive backs and a QB option.
The article frames the Combine as a signal of Pittsburgh’s draft strategy for 2026.
Top WR prospects discussed include Carnell Tate, Makai Lemon, and Elijah Sarratt among others.
The report places emphasis on the Steelers’ long-term plan at wide receiver given roster gaps.
The overall tone suggests Pittsburgh is actively shaping its 2026 draft board around WRs and DBs.

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Jets projected to draft Makai Lemon at No. 16 to pair with Garrett Wilson, boosting their receiving corps.
Makai Lemon's size is cited as a reason he could drop into the Jets’ range at No. 16.
Lemon is praised for slot-style quickness and precise route running, enabling him to beat press.
Lemon is described as able to play anywhere on the field, offering Jets creative formations.
The mock centers on the Jets addressing skill-position depth with a future quarterback in mind.
Podell’s mock predicts USC WR Lemon would be No. 16 after the Sauce Gardner trade compensation.
The article highlights Lemon’s ball skills and ability to break tackles for extra yards.
The piece notes Zach Pressnell's background covering major US sports and NFL/MLB focus.
The mock suggests signing or franchising Breece Hall could occur as part of Jets’ plan to rebuild around a future QB.
The article spotlights the trade activity that increased Jets’ draft capital and salary-cap space.

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