The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to deliver comprehensive coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft, which is scheduled to start on April 24 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Coverage kicks off with a pre-draft press conference featuring General Manager Omar Khan and Head Coach Mike Tomlin on April 22. The event will be streamed live across the Steelers’ various digital platforms.
The Steelers Draft Countdown Show, presented by UPMC, is lined up for April 24 at 7:30 p.m., and will be available on the team’s website and apps. Fans can participate by submitting draft-related social media posts for the show’s feature.
Throughout the draft, all press conferences at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex will be broadcasted live, with analyses on the Steelers’ selections from the first two days. Additional content includes one-on-one interviews with draft picks and behind-the-scenes footage from Green Bay.
Editorial coverage on Steelers.com will cover each draft pick, offering news and analysis. Furthermore, Steelers Nation Radio (SNR) will provide extensive audio programming, starting with a Draft Preview Show on April 23 and wrapping up on April 28.
Fans are invited to attend the Steelers Draft Party at Stage AE on April 24. Highlights include live entertainment and a podcast recording with Christian Kuntz. The team is also hosting draft parties in Mexico and Ireland.
For updates on all draft activities, the Steelers Draft 2025 show will debut on April 26 on KDKA and later on the Steelers’ YouTube channel. Steelers.com and the mobile app will feature a draft-themed design, offering easy access to information and updates. Fans are encouraged to use the app and activate push notifications for the latest news.
The YinzChat Draft Challenge, presented by UPMC, offers participants a chance to win autographed items and a grand prize of an autographed helmet by the Steelers’ first-round pick. The contest runs from April 22 to April 26 on social media channels.
Steeler’s draft picks for the 2025 NFL Draft have been confirmed. The team will select 21st in the first round, with no pick in the second round due to a trade with Seattle. Subsequent rounds include picks at various positions, including a selection acquired from a trade with Atlanta.
