“Shemar Stewart’s Mysterious Steelers Visit: Could This Be the Game-Changing Move Pittsburgh Has Been Waiting For?”

As the NFL Draft approaches, all eyes are on budding talent, and one player who’s creating quite a buzz is edge rusher Shemar Stewart. The anticipation surrounding his potential selection is palpable, and he’s certainly not making it easy for teams to overlook him. Reports have surfaced that Stewart has made his way to Pittsburgh for a visit with the Steelers, marking yet another stop in his whirlwind tour of prospective teams. Just yesterday, he met with the Patriots, adding to an impressive list that includes the 49ers, Bears, Cardinals, and Falcons among others. His stats speak volumes; during his three seasons at Texas A&M, he racked up 65 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, and 4.5 sacks, showcasing his defensive prowess. As the clock ticks down to the draft on April 24, the Steelers are also inviting other promising prospects, like Kansas State’s running back DJ Giddens and SMU’s defensive tackle Jared Harrison-Hunte. The excitement is building—who could become the next key player for these teams? LEARN MORE.

According to multiple reports, Stewart is in Pittsburgh for a visit with the Steelers. Stewart met with the Patriots on Thursday and he’s spent time with the 49ers, Bears, Cardinals, Falcons, and several other teams in recent weeks. The Steelers are also hosting Kansas State running back DJ Giddens and SMU defensive tackle Jared Harrison-Hunte as the pre-draft visit period winds down ahead of the April 24 start to the draft.
Edge rusher Shemar Stewart has been a popular visitor to teams during the pre-draft process and he’s continuing to make the rounds on Friday. Stewart had 65 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, a forced fumble, and a two fumble recoveries during three seasons at Texas A&M.