Pittsburgh Steelers Mock Draft: Full 7-Round Predictions and Fits

3. player. 55. Flowers provides another “Steeler fit” who would work very well in Pittsburgh. A run-stuffing 3-4 defensive end, Flowers has the ability to be a versatile defensive lineman that can play several different spots on the front line. In Pittsburgh’s system, the former Razorback would be an ideal fit for the legendary 34 Steeler scheme. Either rushing the passer or snuffing out the rushing attack, Flowers can start in the NFL immediately.. DE. Arkansas. Trey Flowers

55. Everyone should be back for the Pittsburgh front in 2015, but there’s a need for a bit of competition at the tackle spot. Steeler fans have been complaining for far too long about the tackle situation, so we had to address that here. Havenstein does a very good job at squaring up and taking each assignment head-on. He’s very technically sound, and can use his hands effectively with his impressive size (6’7″, 332). At worst, this is a “look towards the future” selection.. OT. Wisconsin. Rob Havenstein. 4. player

Nick Boyle. 5. player. 55. Off the radar before the Senior Bowl, Boyle has just recently jumped onto many scouting boards heading into the thick of the process. The Delaware alum drew rave reviews from the folks in Mobile, Alabama this week. Many said his combination of size and athleticism jumped out immediately, something that proves the stat-sheet doesn’t matter. In a TE class that doesn’t possess much depth, it appears Boyle has the opportunity to make a splash if he has a nice showing at the NFL Scouting Combine.. TE. Delaware