Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan is set to attend Ohio State's Pro Day on Wednesday, according to NFL insider Ryan Fowler. The visit marks Khan's second stop on the pro day circuit, following last week's event at Georgia. Steelers coordinators Patrick Graham and Brian Angelichio are also expected to be present.
Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan plans to attend Ohio State's Pro Day on Wednesday, as reported by NFL and college football insider Ryan Fowler. This will be Khan's second pro day appearance, after joining head coach Mike McCarthy at Georgia's event last week, where the team held a dinner with wide receiver prospect Zachariah Branch. No confirmation exists yet on McCarthy's attendance in Columbus, though his limited presence on the pro day trail contrasts with former coach Mike Tomlin's approach, sources indicate. Steelers defensive coordinator Patrick Graham and offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio are expected on site, per an update from Fowler. Ohio State boasts several prospects drawing NFL interest, including linebacker Sonny Styles, safety Caleb Downs, wide receiver Carnell Tate, and defensive lineman Kayden McDonald—all projected as potential first-round picks. The Steelers previously met McDonald and Tate at the NFL Combine, signaling early attention. Additional Ohio State talents like cornerback Davison Igbinosun, tight end Max Klare, and edge rusher Caden Curry could appeal in later rounds. A notable tie exists through Arthur Smith, the former Steelers offensive coordinator now serving in the same role at Ohio State. Pittsburgh's free-agency moves have created draft flexibility, particularly at linebacker and wide receiver positions. Khan's presence underscores the team's focus on Ohio State players ahead of the April draft.
