Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan left out a key position when discussing 2025 draft prospects during the NFL combine.

General manager Omar Khan goes into detail about what the Steelers are looking for at the QB position heading into 2025.

Neither Russell Wilson nor Justin Fields are hot commodities in the NFL right now, so it wouldn't be surprising if the Steelers wanted to test the waters with a new QB. However, according to general manager Omar Khan,

The Steelers haven’t had an offense rank above 16th in scoring since 2020, which shows the need for an aggressive approach to find a new QB.

Welcome to the Monday edition of the Pick Six newsletter! If the NFL Scouting Combine is your favorite offseason event on the calendar, then this is going to your favorite week of the newsletter ever,

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in Indianapolis, Indiana for the week, taking the next step in the 2025 NFL Draft scouting process. Before they meet with any prospects or watch any player run the 40 at Lucas Oil Stadium,

Mock draft season is in full swing and it’s time to give the people what they want. Today, the Pittsburgh Steelers brass will arrive in Indianapolis for the NFL Combine and continue doing their homework on a talented crop of prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defensive line will require a rebuild sooner rather than later, which could take years.

One of the biggest pieces of business for Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan this offseason is figuring out what to do with the contract of wide receiver George Pickens. Khan addressed this when he spoke to the media,

Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan had a fairly charmed existence for the first year and a half as his team’s top football executive. But last year, the young exec took some lumps. Meeting with the media for the first time this offseason on Tuesday,