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NFL scouts praise Steelers' new guard Gennings Dunker
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Pittsburgh Steelers selected Iowa offensive lineman Gennings Dunker at No. 96 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft to bolster left guard. Scouts highlighted his run-blocking prowess and potential to succeed inside despite limited guard experience. The pick addresses a key need after passing on earlier options.
Pittsburgh Steelers first-round pick Max Iheanachor is working on several aspects of his game after the team hosted its rookie minicamp. The offensive tackle highlighted hand placement as a key area for improvement.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers placed rookie Gennings Dunker at left guard and Max Iheanachor at right tackle during this weekend's minicamp. The alignments offer an early look at how the team plans to use its two new offensive linemen.
Draft analyst Dane Brugler indicated that guards Keylan Rutledge and Chase Bisontis have a strong chance of being selected in the first round, potentially by the Pittsburgh Steelers at pick 21. Former NFL player Leger Douzable praised Rutledge as the draft's 'nastiest' offensive lineman, predicting an immediate impact. The Steelers hosted Rutledge for a pre-draft visit amid needs at left guard after losing Isaac Seumalo.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted Penn State guard Olaivavega Ioane, Iowa's Beau Stephens and Ohio State's Will Kacmarek for pre-draft visits on Tuesday. Ioane, considered the top guard in the 2026 NFL Draft class, is a potential first-round replacement for Isaac Seumalo, who left in free agency. The visits come amid speculation of a mid-round run on offensive linemen.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are focusing on adding depth at tackle, guard, and quarterback positions ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, following free agency moves. After losing left guard Isaac Seumalo, the team plans to start Spencer Anderson but eyes veteran and draft options. Uncertainty persists at quarterback with Aaron Rodgers' status unclear.
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The Denver Broncos waived offensive lineman Calvin Throckmorton on Saturday as a corresponding move after signing center Sam Mustipher from the Los Angeles Chargers' practice squad. Throckmorton, a 29-year-old swing lineman, had appeared in 12 games this season. Mustipher joins as backup to Alex Forsyth, who is filling in for injured starter Luke Wattenberg.
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