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Ohio State prospects Caleb Downs and Carnell Tate shine at NFL Pro Day, impressing scouts like Pittsburgh Steelers reps.
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Ohio State pro day highlights Buckeyes draft prospects

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Ohio State hosted its NFL pro day on March 25 in Columbus, where top prospects including Caleb Downs and Carnell Tate impressed scouts with their workouts. Safety Caleb Downs skipped the 40-yard dash but shone in positional drills, while wide receiver Carnell Tate displayed smooth route-running and speed. Pittsburgh Steelers assistant general manager Andy Weidl and scout Jim Ward attended, despite earlier reports of higher attendance.

Pittsburgh Steelers beat writer Mark Kaboly stated that the team will not use all three of its third-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. He expects the Steelers to trade one to acquire more draft capital for the 2027 quarterback class. The prediction comes amid the team's five picks in the draft's top 100 selections.

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Pittsburgh Steelers area scout Jim Ward attended Toledo Pro Day and met with running back Deamonte “Chip” Trayanum. Insider Tony Pauline reported that Trayanum also met with the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles, with an official-30 visit scheduled with the Seattle Seahawks. Trayanum impressed scouts with his pro day testing numbers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are conducting a pre-draft visit with North Dakota State quarterback Cole Payton following his pro day workout. Payton is traveling to Pittsburgh after impressing at the event attended by Steelers personnel. This shows clear interest from the team in the FCS prospect.

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Alabama wide receiver Germie Bernard has revealed plans for a pre-draft visit with the Pittsburgh Steelers in April. He shared the details during an interview on SiriusXM Blitz. The Steelers have been hosting several wide receiver prospects ahead of the draft.

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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Building on the Pittsburgh Steelers' recent free agency moves—as detailed in our coverage—the team is prioritizing a guard, safety or wide receiver with their No. 21 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, per insiders. Reporter Ray Fittipaldo advocates a best-player-available strategy at these spots, with potential interest in a quarterback or tight end later.

 

 

 

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