1 offensive tackle Steelers can target every round of 2026 NFL Draft

With more questions than answers surrounding Broderick Jones' future, offensive tackle prospects will be high on the Pittsburgh Steelers' watch list for the 2026 NFL Draft.

Here's a look at seven prospects the Steelers could target, one for each round in the draft.

First round: Blake Miller, Clemson

Steadily improving in pass protection every collegiate season to emerge as a potential first-round prospect, Miller would be a solid right tackle addition, allowing the Steelers to move Troy Fautanu to the left side.

Second round: Caleb Tiernan, North Western

Another excellent pass protector, Tiernan would give the Steelers a Day 1 starter at the price of a late-second-round draft pick.

Third round: Markel Bell, Miami

Pass protection is Bell's calling card, but his struggles in run blocking are legitimate. The issues aren't a deal-breaker, however, and Bell's upside cannot be overlooked, especially in Round 3.

Fourth round: Kage Casey, Boise State

Casey, while talented, has some arm-length concerns that may impact his level of play at the NFL level. At worst, he'd be forced to slide inside to guard, where the Steelers also have a major need.

Fifth round: Jude Bowry, Boston College

Another offensive tackle prospect with smaller arms, Bowry follows a similar pattern to that of Casey, that if he can't find success as an offensive tackle at the next level, he'd still be useful as a guard for Pittsburgh.