The Pittsburgh Steelers will draft a quarterback at some point in the 2025 NFL Draft. In all likelihood, that will come during the third or fourth rounds. However, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Steelers insider Gerry Dulac raised another player as a possibility in the later rounds.
That would be North Dakota State’s Cam Miller. Miller was a the Shrine Bowl and showed he could hang with the rest of the quarterbacks there. That is someone that Dulac could see the Steelers liking.
“I don’t think there will be a “late-round” QB taken, and if there is maybe this kid from North Dakota State, Cam Miller. Otherwise, the possibilities could be in the third- or fourth round, but maybe only if one of the guys they like drops that far,” Dulac said.
Miller played in 67 games in Fargo over his career, racking up 9721 passing yards and over 2000 rushing yards. That mobility will serve him well at the NFL level and is one of those traits that will intrigue the Steelers right out of the gate.
Pittsburgh has looked at a lot of the quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft, but they seem to be leveling around that middle-round area or finding a late-round player like Miller they like.
