The Pittsburgh Steelers have increasingly become a potential landing spot for Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders, with a growing thought that he could fall to Pittsburgh’s first-round pick at No. 21 overall. With Pittsburgh hosting Sanders for a pre-draft visit and the team’s need at quarterback, SI’s Albert Breer reported on Monday in his most recent MMQB that there’s a “growing acceptance” in Pittsburgh’s building to taking Sanders.
“I don’t think there’s an overwhelming consensus in the building to pick the Colorado star, but perhaps a growing acceptance of the idea,” Breer wrote.
Mike Tomlin is reportedly a fan of the idea of selecting Sanders, and it would give the Steelers a long-term solution at the quarterback position.