Steelers coaches assess roles for draft picks Bernard, Allar, Everette and Dunker
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Updated · Steelers.com · Apr 25
Steelers coaches assess roles for draft picks Bernard, Allar, Everette and Dunker
7 articles · Updated · Steelers.com · Apr 25
The Steelers evaluated second-round WR Germie Bernard, third-round QB Drew Allar, CB Daylen Everette, and Gennings Dunker, highlighting their versatility, physical traits, and potential contributions at multiple positions.
Bernard’s reliability and special teams skills, Allar’s developmental upside, Everette’s physicality and leadership, and Dunker’s position flexibility were emphasized by coaches as key assets for the team’s roster.
The Steelers anticipate strong competition for starting roles, particularly at left guard, and value the new draftees’ ability to contribute immediately and develop within a competitive, well-coached environment.
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Does this draft class signal a true philosophical shift for the Steelers or is it business as usual?
Is drafting Drew Allar the first sign the Steelers are preparing for life after Aaron Rodgers?
How will rookie Germie Bernard's arrival impact the roles of veteran receivers DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman?
With a new coach and aging QB, are the Steelers rebuilding or reloading for a 2026 championship run?
Can Mike McCarthy's system finally unlock the high-ceiling potential of quarterback Drew Allar?