The Pittsburgh Steelers have concluded their Top 30 visits in preparation for the 2026 NFL Draft, and historical patterns suggest their first-round pick will come from this group. Under General Manager Omar Khan, the Steelers have never selected a player in the first round who did not participate in a pre-draft visit. This year, they have narrowed their focus to six prospects. The top three candidates are Spencer Fano, an offensive tackle from Utah; Vega Ioane, an offensive guard from Penn State; and Makai Lemon, a wide receiver from USC. In addition, they are considering three fringe prospects: Denzel Boston (wide receiver, Washington), Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (safety, Toledo), and Chris Johnson (cornerback, San Diego State). Based on preference, Fano, Ioane, and Lemon are the most sought-after options, while Boston ranks fourth. The Steelers' selection will likely reflect their established drafting strategy.