Pittsburgh — As the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine begins this week in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Pittsburgh Steelers are looking into potential additions in the trenches.

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers are exploring their options to add in the trenches as the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine gets underway in Indianapolis, Indiana this week.

A host of interior and edge defensive linemen told assembled reporters that they had met with the Steelers, indicating that they have some interest in adding depth to their crowded defensive line room with one of their seven draft picks this year.

Pittsburgh — As the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine begins this week in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Pittsburgh Steelers are looking into potential additions in the trenches.

A number of interior and edge defensive linemen told assembled media that they had visited with the Steelers, implying that they are interested in adding depth to their packed defensive line room with one of their seven draft picks this season.

Logan Lee of Iowa, an honorable mention All-Big 10 selection who recorded 18.5 sacks in four years for the Hawkeyes, was one of the first players to visit with the Steelers. He chatted with defensive line coach Karl Dunbar on his first night in Indianapolis, he told reporters the next morning.

Troy’s Javon Solomon, UCLA’s Gabriel Murphy, and Ole Miss’ Cedric Johnson, all edge defenders, stated they had informal meetings with the Steelers as well. Baylor’s Gabe Hall and Clemson’s Tyler Davis both had casual meetings with the Steelers, with Davis stating that he spoke with Dunbar and the meeting went well.

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