Greg Cosell says Germie Bernard fits Steelers perfectly

NFL analyst Greg Cosell believes the Pittsburgh Steelers found an ideal match in wide receiver Germie Bernard during this year's draft. He praised Bernard's physical and competitive style as a natural fit for the team's identity.

Cosell made the comments Tuesday on the Ross Tucker Football Podcast. He described Bernard as a polished receiver who can line up anywhere and contributes after the catch due to his toughness. Bernard played his final college season at Alabama, where he recorded 64 receptions for 862 yards and seven touchdowns.

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Steelers trade up to draft Alabama WR Germie Bernard at No. 47

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The Pittsburgh Steelers traded up six spots in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft to select Alabama wide receiver Germie Bernard with the 47th overall pick. Pittsburgh sent picks No. 53, 135 and 237 to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for No. 47 and No. 249. Bernard adds versatility to the Steelers' revamped receiving corps.

The Pittsburgh Steelers traded up to select Alabama wide receiver Germie Bernard 47th overall in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft. NFL draft analysts Todd McShay and Steve Muench endorsed the choice on The McShay Report, calling Bernard a reliable and productive player. The pick comes after the team missed out on Makai Lemon in the first round.

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Chris Simms believes Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver Germie Bernard could quickly win over fans with his versatile and gritty play style. The analyst highlighted Bernard's potential during his Unbuttoned podcast. Simms envisions creative uses for the second-round draft pick fitting Pittsburgh's physical football culture.

NFL draft expert Daniel Jeremiah has linked Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston to the Pittsburgh Steelers as a potential draft pick. He suggested the team could move Michael Pittman Jr. to the slot, pairing him with DK Metcalf on the outside. Boston's size and contested-catch ability would suit the physical AFC North.

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Anonymous NFL executives expressed puzzlement over the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2026 NFL Draft selections, particularly first-round pick Max Iheanachor and later versatile players. The picks aim to bolster the offense under new head coach Mike McCarthy amid concerns at quarterback and left tackle. One standout addition, wide receiver Germie Bernard, drew widespread praise.

Two NFL analysts believe third-round pick Gennings Dunker could emerge as one of the Pittsburgh Steelers' top contributors among their 2026 rookie class. Brian Baldinger and Mike DeFabo both highlighted the Iowa offensive lineman's toughness and path to early playing time at guard. The Steelers selected Dunker as the last of their three third-round choices after making 10 total picks.

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Pittsburgh Steelers beat writer Mark Kaboly maintains that the team is likely to draft a wide receiver with the 21st overall pick in the first round. This comes after the Steelers acquired Michael Pittman Jr. and already have DK Metcalf on the roster. Kaboly expressed this view on The Larry & Big Man Show.

 

 

 

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