- How Steelers’ selecting QB Drew Allar affects Aaron Rodgers plans NY Post —
- Drew Allar’s girlfriend Emma Bush steals the spotlight in stunning sleek black look as the quarterback lands with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2026 NFL Draft Times Of India —
- 2026 NFL Draft Day 2: Drew Allar to Aaron Rodgers’ Pittsburgh Steelers and Carson Beck to Jacoby Brissett’s Arizona Cardinals Times Of India —
- Winners (Browns) and losers (Steelers whiff on Drew Allar) of NFL Draft Day 2 USA Today —
- Mendoza has arrived, but 3 rounds into the draft the Raiders' WR question still looms The New York Times —
- Mike McCarthy bet on himself; let the Drew Allar vs. Will Howard competition begin The New York Times —
- NFL Draft 2026 best available players for Pittsburgh Steelers: Kyle Louis, Skyler Bell The New York Times —
- What do the Steelers like about their new Alabama receiver? al.com —
- Winners and Losers From Round 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft Newsweek —
- Steelers take Penn State QB Drew Allar in third round of NFL draft AP News —
- NFL Draft 2026 best available players for Denver Broncos: Dani Dennis-Sutton, Mike Washington The New York Times —
- Steelers draft Penn State QB Drew Allar as they face Aaron Rodgers uncertainty NY Post —
- ESPN's Mike Greenberg apologizes for confusing Denzel Boston as David Boston's son USA Today —
- Denver Broncos select DT Tyler Onyedim with No. 66 pick in 2026 NFL Draft The New York Times —
- Broncos draft Texas A&M DL Tyler Onyedim late on Day 2 Associated Press —
- ESPN’s Mike Greenberg delivers brutal Denzel Boston gaffe on day 2 of NFL draft NY Post —
- New Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza ready to prove he was worthy of No. 1 draft pick ABC News —
- 2026 NFL Draft grades, tracker: Live Round 3 analysis for every selection made in order CBS Sports —
- Fernando Mendoza ready to prove No. 1 pick by Raiders was worth it AP News —
- Rams first-round pick Ty Simpson aiming to 'have a long career like Matthew' Los Angeles Times —
2026 NFL Draft
2026 American football draft
The 2026 NFL draft was the 91st annual meeting of National Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligible players. The event was held in Pittsburgh on April 23–25. The time between first-round selections was shortened from 10 minutes to 8 minutes. Times between selections in other rounds remained unchanged. The Las Vegas Raiders held the first overall pick and selected Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza, the first Hoosier to be selected in the first round since 1994.