Mock Draft
Analysts mock Toledo safety McNeil-Warren to Steelers at No. 21 amid predicted early safety run
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FOX Sports' Nick Wright, ESPN's Peter Schrager, and Daniel Jeremiah have endorsed Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren as the Pittsburgh Steelers' pick at No. 21 in the 2026 NFL Draft. Schrager forecasts a historic first-round run on top safeties, with the Steelers—the only team to host McNeil-Warren for a pre-draft visit—needing young talent at the position.
The 2026 NBA Draft is less than a week away, and mock drafts continue to highlight top prospects for the early selections.
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MLB Pipeline published its latest mock draft for the 2026 MLB Draft on June 11. The projection outlines the top 40 selections ahead of the event scheduled for July 11-12.
The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 12 picks, including five in the first three rounds, after addressing several needs in free agency. Experts such as Todd McShay and Ross McCorkle emphasize priorities like offensive line, wide receiver, and safety. Recent history suggests value at the No. 21 pick.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers addressed several needs in free agency but left gaps at left guard, left tackle and safety heading into the 2026 NFL Draft. Analysts offer varied predictions for the team's 21st overall selection, from offensive tackle to safety. Opinions differ on using a high pick on interior linemen.
North Carolina's Caleb Wilson has risen to the No. 4 spot in Kyle Boone's first in-season 2026 NBA mock draft after a strong start to the college basketball season. Darryn Peterson, AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer hold steady as the top three prospects. The projection accounts for current team needs and talent evaluations one month into the season.
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In CBS Sports' latest 2026 NFL mock draft, analyst Ryan Wilson projects the Pittsburgh Steelers to pick Alabama offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor in the first round. This choice diverges from expectations of targeting a quarterback, amid the Steelers' offensive line uncertainties. Proctor, a massive 6-7, 369-pound lineman, brings athleticism and upside despite areas for improvement.