Trade speculation has swirled around Sutton since last year, and the Steelers were reportedly one of the teams interested in him. However, Denver ended up holding on to its No. 1 target.

The Steelers are slated to have $84 million in cap space next offseason and could also have a ton of draft capital in the 2026 draft, meaning they have the resources necessary to pull off a trade for Sutton and sign him to an extension. However, Denver would be foolish to move on from their standout No.1 receiver.

We look at the picks in a new three-round mock draft to see how many hits and misses there are for the Steelers.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers may not be done refacing their roster. One more big trade may still occur prior to the start of the 2025 campaign.

The deal: Steelers get: No. 12 Steelers give: Nos. 17, 80 (third round), 120 (fourth) Why it works: For the Steelers, this might be the perfect sweet spot in the trade-up scenario.

With training camp just a few days away, let's take a look at each of the Steelers' positional units.

The Steelers have just six picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, their lowest total in years. That is why a trade up makes little sense for Pittsburgh, who moved their second-round pick for DK Metcalf.