The Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday hosted a pair of NFL Draft prospects who have been widely considered as possibilities to be their first-round pick.

Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren and USC wide receiver Makai Lemon were joined by late-round prospect Marlin Klein — a tight end from Michigan — as those who were present at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex.

McNeil-Warren is a fascinating prospect because of his size (6-foot-3½, 200 pounds), speed (4.52 seconds in the 40-yard dash) and production (third-team AP All America honors). A three-year starter, McNeil-Warren had 13 takeaways (five interceptions, eight forced fumbles) over his final 32 college games.

Regarded as perhaps the best pure slot receiver in the draft, Lemon (5-11, 192) won the 2025 Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s top college wide receiver after he had 79 catches, 1,156 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns for USC.

Klein (6-6, 248) was part of Michigan’s national title team of 2023 and started half of the Wolverines’ games over the ensuing two seasons. A team captain and honorable mention all-Big Ten in 2025, the German-born Klein had 24 catches for 248 yards and a touchdown.

The Pittsburgh-staged NFL Draft begins April 23. Twenty of the 30 Steelers’ allotted official visits have been confirmed, though some local prospects are exempt from the limit and are additional visitors.