US EditionThe Pittsburgh Steelers continue to show heavy interest in this first round running back
- Ashton Jeanty, a Boise State running back who finished as a runner-up for the Heisman Trophy in 2024, is drawing significant interest from several NFL teams as he prepares for the 2025 NFL draft.
- Jeanty's potential and the perceived depth of the running back class contribute to the speculation surrounding his draft prospects, especially with several teams lacking a clear solution at running back.
- Jeanty has fueled speculation about joining the Chicago Bears by liking social media posts and specifically mentioning them as a "nice destination" during his Super Bowl Radio Row interview, while the Bears have shown interest by meeting with him at the NFL combine and inviting him for a top-30 visit.
- DraftKings Sportsbook currently lists the Las Vegas Raiders as slight favorites to draft Jeanty with +120 odds, while the Bears have +130 odds, highlighting the competition for his services.
- The Pittsburgh Steelers, who interviewed Jeanty at the NFL Combine and sent their running backs coach to his pro day, are also keenly interested, potentially seeking his breakaway speed to bolster their running back options, though they also have needs at other positions such as cornerback.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers continue to show heavy interest in this first round running back
The Pittsburgh Steelers might not be that interested in most first round running backs, but there is one they clearly have a focus on, even if it is unlikely they will land him. Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty is continuing to draw interest from the Steelers.
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