The 2024 NFL Scouting Combine is underway in Indianapolis. And Steelers Depot is right there to cover the action. This year, we’re proud to have three members of the site credentialed for this year’s Combine: Joe Clark, Jonathan Heitritter, and Ross McCorkle. For the biggest draft event before the real thing in late April, we’ll use this page to track and tally the formal meetings the Pittsburgh Steelers have among the 321 prospects invited to attend (and any informal meetings, we’ll be sure to note). Any names listed without a designation are one of the team’s formal meetings. We’ve posted a Steelers Combine tracker for many years now, a useful tool in our inf0rmation-gathering process.
The Steelers are allowed to hold formal meetings with 45 players, a rule change implemented a few years ago that reduced the number from 60 while lengthening the interview time by a few minutes. So the players Pittsburgh meets with formally are signs of real interest.
Be sure to follow this page as the Combine rolls along through Sunday (the offensive linemen will bench Monday but there won’t be any on-field workouts or meetings). Here is a link to the Combine schedule and daily activities. Make sure you refresh this page on your own. It won’t update itself.
Our 2024 Pittsburgh Steelers Combine tracker:
Number Of Known Steelers Formal Meetings (So Far): 29
Running Back
George Holani/Boise State (informal)
Will Shipley/Clemson (informal)
Isaac Guerendo/Louisville (informal)
Wide Receiver
Jalen McMillan/Washington
Troy Franklin/Oregon
Adonai Mitchell/Texas
Keon Coleman/Florida State
Brian Thomas Jr./LSU
Rome Odunze/Washington (via Ian Rapoport)
Ricky Pearsall/Florida (informal)
Tez Walker/North Carolina (informal)
Tight End
Jaheim Bell/Florida State
Theo Johnson/Penn State (informal)
AJ Barner/Michigan State (informal)
Ben Sinnot/Kansas State (informal)
Brevyn Spann-Ford/Minnesota (informal)
Offensive Line
JC Latham/Alabama
Amarius Mims/Georgia
Graham Barton/Duke
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger/Georgia
Blake Fisher/Notre Dame
Sataoa Laumea/Utah (informal)
Christian Mahogany/Boston College (informal)
Hunter Nourzad/Penn State (informal)
KT Leveston/Kansas State (informal)
Beaux Limmer/Arkansas (informal)
Javion Cohen/Miami (FL) (informal)
Kingsley Eguakun/Florida (informal)
Javon Foster/Missouri (informal)
Defensive Line
McKinnley Jackson/Texas A&M
Ruke Orhorhoro/Clemson
Byron Murphy II/Texas (via Jordan Sigler)
Darius Robinson/Missouri (informal)
Eric Watts/UConn (informal)
Jordan Jefferson/LSU (informal)
Gabe Hall/Baylor (informal)
Tyler Davis/Clemson (informal)
Logan Lee/Iowa (meeting with DL Coach Karl Dunbar)
Justin Eboigbe/Alabama (informal)
EDGE
Austin Booker/Kansas
Mohamed Kamara/Colorado State (unclear if formal or informal but appears formal)
Javon Solomon/Troy (informal)
Cedric Johnson/Ole Miss (informal)
Myles Cole/Texas Tech (unclear if formal or informal)
Braiden McGregor/Michigan (informal)
Jaylen Harrell/Michigan (informal)
Marshawn Kneeland/Western Michigan (informal)
Jaylx Hunt/Houston (informal)
Linebacker
Jeremiah Trotter Jr./Clemson
Junior Colson/Michigan
Tommy Eichenberg/Ohio State
Edgerrin Cooper/Texas A&M
JD Bertrand/Notre Dame (informal)
Darius Muasau/UCLA (informal)
Nathaniel Watson/Mississippi State (informal)
Cornerback
Cooper DeJean/Iowa
Terrion Arnold/Alabama
Kamari Lassiter/Georgia
Mike Sainristil/Michigan
Nate Wiggins/Clemson (via Mike DeFabo)
Kool-Aid McKinstry/Alabama
Ryan Watts/Texas
Daequan Hardy/Penn State (meeting with DBs Coach Grady Brown)
M.J. Devonshire/Pittsburgh (informal)
Safety
Tyler Nubin/Minnesota
Calen Bullock/USC
Tykee Smith/Georgia (informal)
Dominique Hampton/Washington (informal)
James Williams/Miami (FL) (informal)
Javon Bullard/Georgia (informal)
Sione Vaki/Utah (informal)
