With the 2026 NFL Draft just around the corner, the Pittsburgh Steelers are eyeing one of the most crucial positions on the field: wide receiver. Word on the street is that they're gearing up for a top-30 visit with a standout prospect, Washington's Denzel Boston.
Boston's been turning heads since 2024, racking up 132 catches for 1,715 yards and finding the end zone 20 times. Standing tall at six-foot-four, he's a force in contested catch situations and is projected to be a mid-to-late first-round pick.
Imagine Boston joining forces with the likes of DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman. That trio would give the Steelers a size advantage that could be a nightmare for opposing secondaries. However, it's worth noting that Pittsburgh hasn't been keen on drafting wide receivers in the first round, having done so only twice since 2000.
This potential move could signal a shift in strategy for the Steelers, aiming to bolster their offensive arsenal with some serious size and talent. Keep an eye on how this unfolds as the draft approaches.