This year’s class has been greatly anticipated for several months, possibly to even higher heights than in previous seasons.
While each season’s class has its own collection of outstanding players, this year’s group, particularly at certain positions, is on a different level.
The wide receiver class is thought to be one of the deepest in recent memory, which may help address a number of gaps on clubs across the league.
There may be a few players who are regarded as the top of the class (Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers, Rome Odunze, etc.), but some of the guys projected in the late first or early second round should also perform well in the NFL.
Malachi Corley, for example, rose to prominence during his final season at Western Kentucky University.
According to a recent Instagram post, he is visiting the Pittsburgh Steelers, as Steelers Depot noted on Twitter.
The Steelers’ roster has changed significantly this summer, most notably at the quarterback position.
The front administration made two moves that should change the trajectory of this team over the next few seasons, acquiring Russell Wilson and Justin Fields.
Kenny Pickett’s tenure with the squad is up, and they have also moved on from Diontae Johnson.
Conventional knowledge suggests that the Steelers may be looking for a rookie receiver, and Corley may be an excellent complement to George Pickens in this offense if that’s the course the team decides to take.
