Seven total selections, a standard amount. But the configuration is slightly different from the norm. They have a pair of fourth round picks and nothing in the fifth round. This comes as a result of the Kevin Dotson trade, Pittsburgh dealing him to the Los Angeles Rams ahead of roster cutdowns. As part of the deal, the Steelers and Rams swapped Day Three selections in 2024 and 2025. For this year's draft, that meant receiving Los Angeles' fourth round pick and sending Pittsburgh's fifth rounder away. It'll likely end up being a net benefit of roughly 35 selections, certainly not something to sneeze at.
In his first draft as GM, Khan was aggressive. He moved up three spots to secure OT Broderick Jones in the first round before trading down at the end of the third, recouping the fourth rounder he used to get Jones in the first place and bridge a long wait until the team picked again in round seven.
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