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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 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.

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NFL analyst Todd McShay has called the 2027 quarterback class 'historic,' stating it will factor into 2026 NFL Draft decisions. He highlighted conversations with general managers who are planning ahead for next year's prospects. McShay named several top college quarterbacks as potential first-round picks.

Gerry Dulac reports that the Pittsburgh Steelers are unlikely to consider Ty Simpson due to his size not matching their preferred quarterback profile. The insider suggests the team prefers bigger passers and is focused on developing Will Howard. Other prospects like Drew Allar and Carson Beck may align better with this mold.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted Miami (FL) quarterback Carson Beck and San Diego State cornerback Chris Johnson as pre-draft visitors on March 17, 2026. This marks the team's first reported meeting with a quarterback prospect this cycle. Beck and Johnson join a growing list of visitors ahead of the NFL draft.

The NFL's 2026 free agency negotiating window has significantly reshaped projections for the first round of the upcoming draft. Key moves, including a failed trade for edge rusher Maxx Crosby and several high-profile signings, have shifted team needs. Running back Jeremiyah Love now enters the top five in mock drafts.

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Steelers Depot has released detailed scouting reports on six college football players projected for the 2026 NFL Draft, highlighting their strengths, weaknesses, and potential roles. The profiles cover prospects from various positions and teams, providing insights into their athletic profiles and career statistics. These reports aim to guide NFL teams in evaluating talent ahead of the draft.

 

 

 

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