Steelers 2026 NFL Draft: Emmanuel Pregnon scouting report

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There are few positions more concerning for the Pittsburgh Steelers than offensive guard ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft, with several standouts worthy of being selected with the No. 21 overall pick this April.

Oregon Ducks offensive guard Emmanuel Pregnon, one of the top interior offensive linemen in his class, could be exactly what the Steelers need to replace Isaac Seumalo in 2026.

Here is a look at Pregnon's scouting report, which contains his bio, strengths, concerns, stats, and highlights.

Emmanuel Pregnon, G, Oregon​

• Height: 6 feet 4 inches
• Weight: 314 pounds
• 40-yard dash: 5.21 seconds
• Projection: Late-first to early-second

Strengths​

• Great build with long arms and lean muscle
• Phenomenal hand placement arrives strong and early
• Plays with elite power
• Finishes the play
• Lower-body strength is off the charts

Concerns​

• Initial quickness
• Change-of-direction
• Struggles against fast-switch interior pass rushers

Stats​

• 2022: 561 offensive snaps played, two penalties, one sack allowed, 71.2 pass blocking grade, 74.3 run blocking grade
• 2023: 731 offensive snaps played, seven penalties, zero sacks allowed, 82.3 pass blocking grade, 60.0 run blocking grade
• 2024: 808 offensive snaps played, one penalty, zero sacks allowed, 65.2 pass blocking grade, 63.7 run blocking grade
• 2025: 758 offensive snaps played, one penalty, zero sacks allowed, 88.0 pass blocking grade, 88.3 run blocking grade

Highlights​

Emmanuel Pregnon is my new IOL1

Not a single major weakness in his 2025 film pic.twitter.com/GCR1skmEit

— NFL Draft Files (@NFL_DF) January 6, 2026

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