Mock draft Monday: Steelers pull 2 trades in latest mock draft update

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In our latest seven-round mock draft for the Pittsburgh Steelers, we decided to pull off two big trades to spice things up a little. First, we sent the No. 21 overall pick to the New England Patriots in exchange for the No. 38, No. 77 and No. 106 picks. Then, later in the draft after securing a top wide receiver, we sent wide receiver George Pickens to the Houston Texans for pick No. 89. Here's how the draft haul shook out.

Second round - QB Jalen Milroe - Alabama​


Moving back and still getting the quarterback with the most upside in the draft is a smart move for the Steelers.

Third round - WR Kyle Williams - Washington State​


Williams is a fast riser thanks to his scheme versatility, diverse route tree and underrated athleticism. This is the move that allows the Steelers to trade Pickens.

Third round - S Andrew Mukuba - Texas​


Mukuba is one of our favorite defensive backs in the draft with his elite coverage skills.

Third round - RB RJ Harvey - UCF​


Harvey has a three-down skillset and the type of acceleration and speed this rushing offense needs.

Fourth round - DT Jamaree Caldwell - Oregon​


Huge, selfless nose tackle prospect who thrives on eating up double teams.

Fourth round - G Willie Lampkin - North Carolina​


Lamkin's measurables don't make any sense but his game tape is as good as any guard in the draft.

Fifth round - DT Ty Robinson - Nebraska​


Long, rangy defensive end with a great first step and closing speed.

Sixth round - OT Jalen Travis - Iowa​


Travis is a massive strongside offensive tackle whose film stands with any offensive tackle in the draft.

Seventh round - RB Raheim Sanders - South Carolina​


Sanders is too good of a value to pass up with his intriguing size/speed combination.

This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: 2025 NFL draft: Steelers 7-round mock draft update

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