Pittsburgh
Steelers.

Sayin stabilizes the QB room and gives Tomlin his prototype pocket passer, with a very high floor due to his accuracy and processing.

Smith covers the LT of the future immediately. He's the type of ultra-safe prospect who gives you 10 good years there.

He brings that EDGE terror the Steelers are looking for. If he adds weight, his floor is a solid rotational player; the ceiling is elite.

He secures the starting QB spot, a massive arm that can throw from any platform; if he learns touch, he can be top-tier.

Pittsburgh grabs the anchor at right tackle they desperately need. A heavy frame that will dominate the point of attack with a safe floor due to his technique.

He provides the speed the Steelers' pass rush lost. High ceiling if that anchor and post-speed pass-rush plan develop.

Maiava could be the QB of the future, a good fit to compete at the position; but his footwork is a latent risk.

Knapp is the long-term tackle Tomlin is looking for, but the bet is whether that anchor can be fixed; he can't give up that much ground to the bull-rush.

Moten fits to anchor the interior they lack; a tackle with that lower-body power offers a very high floor for this rotation.