As Day Two of the 2024 NFL Draft kicked off Friday night in Detroit, the expectation was that the Pittsburgh Steelers were going to come away with a wide receiver at some point on Day Two, and likely even at No. 51 overall in the second round.
When the Steelers found themselves on the clock at No. 51, there were plenty of good wide receivers available, but passing on West Virginia center Zach Frazier was just out of the question. So, that pushed receiver down the board a bit more.
In the end, it all worked out as the Steelers landed Michigan wide receiver Roman Wilson at No.