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Pittsburgh Steelers GM at 2026 NFL Draft first round in Pittsburgh, stage excitement with crowd and skyline.
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Pittsburgh hosts first round of 2026 NFL Draft tonight

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The 2026 NFL Draft kicks off Thursday night in Pittsburgh with the first round, where the Pittsburgh Steelers hold the 21st overall pick and 12 total selections. Steelers general manager Omar Khan has shown willingness to trade up, amid interest in prospects like Penn State's Vega Ioane and USC's Makai Lemon. Broderick Jones' ongoing recovery from neck surgery adds urgency to bolstering the offensive line.

Kawhi Leonard is reportedly willing to sign a contract extension only with the Toronto Raptors or San Antonio Spurs if traded from the Los Angeles Clippers.

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The Winnipeg Jets are willing to listen to offers for star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. The move follows a disappointing season in which the team missed the playoffs after winning the Presidents' Trophy the prior year.

The Milwaukee Bucks are taking calls on Giannis Antetokounmpo following the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery. The team holds the 10th overall pick and is not expected to receive a top selection in any deal.

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Wide receiver George Pickens signed his $27.3 million fully guaranteed franchise tag with the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, April 23, 2026, after the team halted long-term contract negotiations as announced by EVP Stephen Jones the day prior. This follows Pickens' 1,429-yard 2025 season (third in NFL) and makes him trade-eligible ahead of the NFL Draft, with teams like the Titans, Chargers, Dolphins, Ravens, and Commanders linked as potential fits.

Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay disclosed on Monday at league meetings that his team explored trading wide receiver Davante Adams during the offseason. The discussions arose amid cap considerations for the 33-year-old star, who led the NFL with 14 touchdown receptions in 2025. McVay said he is glad Adams remains with the Rams.

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison proposed that the Steelers trade multiple high draft picks to acquire Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. Cincinnati Bengals alumnus Pacman Jones sharply criticized Harrison, accusing him of tampering. Jones urged Harrison to stop trying to lure Burrow to Pittsburgh.

 

 

 

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