As the NFL Draft approaches, the Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in desperate need of a quarterback, and Shedeur Sanders might just be the perfect fit. With the possibility of acquiring Aaron Rodgers for a season, the Steelers could also seize the moment to draft Sanders.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has recently shared his thoughts on Sanders, emphasizing the young quarterback’s impressive intangible qualities. "There’s a toughness there that doesn’t get talked about enough," Tomlin remarked. "His competitive spirit is undeniable. He's made significant plays for his university, and what impressed me the most were the intangible qualities on tape."

Tomlin is known for his transparency and isn't one to play mind games. Remember the Steelers' forgettable experience with Kenny Pickett last season? That won’t deter him from pursuing talent like Sanders.

The challenge lies in the draft order. If another team below the Steelers wants Sanders, they might need to trade up to secure him, leaving the question of whether Tomlin might preemptively make a move.

Historically, the Steelers have made bold moves to grab players they desire. While they lack a second-round pick this year, they could leverage assets like George Pickens, who’s been rumored to be on the trading block.

Ultimately, Shedeur Sanders remains one of the most captivating prospects this draft season, reminiscent of the hype surrounding Johnny Manziel in 2014. As the pressure mounts, one thing is clear: for Sanders, the ideal scenario would be joining a team eager for a quarterback who has a coach prepared to take risks.

That perfect landing spot may very well be the Pittsburgh Steelers.