Powers-Johnson is the clear-cut, top-ranked center prospect in the draft. Last fall, he became the first Pac-12 player to win the Rimington Trophy as the nation's best center. Along with pacing all FBS centers in run-blocking (according to Pro Football Focus), Powers-Johnson allowed just one pressure and no sacks in 471 pass-blocking opportunities.

Round 1, pick 20 Round 2, pick 51 Round 3, pick 84 Round 3, pick 98 (acquired from Philadelphia Eagles in Kenny Pickett trade) Round 4, pick 119 Round 6, pick 178 (acquired from Carolina Panthers in Diontae Johnson trade) Round 6, pick 195

When the Pittsburgh Steelers go on the clock in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft, they will have several positions to pick from. Our top four draft needs for the Steelers in some order are center,