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On Monday, the Pittsburgh Steelers brought in another trio of NFL draft prospects for their Top 30 visits. The 2026 NFL Draft is set for April 23-25. This latest group, which nearly wraps up all of the Steelers visits. This week's first group is very strong with Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green, Alabama wide receiver and headlined by Utah offensive lineman Spencer Fano.
Fano is our No. 1 offensive lineman in this entire draft. We have his graded higher than his Utah teammate Caleb Lomu, Miami's Francis Mauioga and Penn State guard Vega Ioane. Fano's power/athleticism combination is truly rare, even among top NFL offensive tackles and sets the standard for a modern offensive lineman. His ability to move in space as well as lock in at the line of scrimmage reminds us a great deal of Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs.
For the Steelers, if Fano is the target, this is the guy who they would have to trade up for. He's easily the highest-rated player they have had in for a visit and this is due in part to his versatility. While we believe his future is at offensive tackle, he could easily come in as a rookie and start at left guard in place of Isaac Seumalo if needed.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers host elite OT Spencer Fano for pre-draft visit
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Fano is our No. 1 offensive lineman in this entire draft. We have his graded higher than his Utah teammate Caleb Lomu, Miami's Francis Mauioga and Penn State guard Vega Ioane. Fano's power/athleticism combination is truly rare, even among top NFL offensive tackles and sets the standard for a modern offensive lineman. His ability to move in space as well as lock in at the line of scrimmage reminds us a great deal of Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs.
For the Steelers, if Fano is the target, this is the guy who they would have to trade up for. He's easily the highest-rated player they have had in for a visit and this is due in part to his versatility. While we believe his future is at offensive tackle, he could easily come in as a rookie and start at left guard in place of Isaac Seumalo if needed.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers host elite OT Spencer Fano for pre-draft visit
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