Steelers should target this Day 2 wide receiver in 2026 NFL Draft

If the Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to make a splash at the wide receiver position in the 2026 NFL Draft, one underrated Day 2 prospect would be an ideal fit.

Look no further than UConn Huskies wide receiver Skyler Bell, a projected third-round pick who is an elite playmaker with the football in his hands.

Here’s a look at Bell’s scouting report, featuring key information on his bio, strengths, concerns, stats, and highlights.

Skyler Bell, WR, UConn

• Height: 6 feet
• Weight: 192 pounds
• 40-yard dash: 4.4 seconds
• Projection: Third-round

Strengths

• Exceptional speed
• Elite yards-after-catch ability
• Fantastic production
• Great acceleration
• Dangerous on short, intermediate, and deep routes

Concerns

• Overall frame concerns (31 1/8" arms, 192 pounds)
• Mediocre elusiveness
• May struggle against physical press corners at the next level
• Age concerns (24 years old as a rookie)

Stats

• 2022: 30 receptions, 444 yards, five touchdowns
• 2023: 38 receptions, 296 yards, one touchdown
• 2024: 50 receptions, 860 yards, five touchdowns
• 2025: 101 receptions, 1,278 yards, 13 touchdowns

Highlights

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