INDIANAPOLIS — Safe to say, Kenny Pickett wouldn't be the first quarterback selected if he were a part of the 2023 draft class.
It's possible he wouldn't even be the third or fourth quarterback selected in the first round in April, not if the consensus of some NFL teams and draft experts is to be believed.
That's fine by the Steelers. They got the quarterback they wanted, when they wanted him, and don't have to worry which quarterback will be the first selected in April — Bryce Young or C.J. Stroud — or even how many will go in the top 10.