During the pre-draft press conference, Pittsburgh Steelers General Manager Omar Khan voiced his discontent with the NFL's new draft timing rules, which cut the first-round clock from 10 minutes to 8 minutes. This change could impact the Steelers' strategy as they hold the No. 21 pick for the second consecutive year. Khan acknowledged the team's pressing needs at wide receiver, guard, and tackle, particularly after starting left tackle Broderick Jones faced a setback with a neck injury. With 12 picks in total, the most in the NFL, Khan is considering all options to enhance the team. He stated, “All options are on the table. We’re open to whatever’s best for the Steelers.” The Steelers have a history of making impactful draft trades, but Khan noted that the reduced time could complicate negotiations. Despite the challenges, he remains optimistic about the team's potential moves during the draft.