The folks over at Pro Football Sports Network ran a full seven-round mock draft via their simulator, and we are going to break down the picks for the Pittsburgh Steelers. We appreciate the work that goes into a mock draft like this and we appreciate them thinking outside the box for the Steelers in the first round.

First round – WR Jordyn Tyson – Arizona State

After four quarterbacks go off the board in the Top 10 picks, the Steelers pivot here and go for the top receiver in the draft instead. Tyson is absolutely elite and a bargain this late in the round. He’s one of the best route-runners of the last five years and impossible to guard one-on-one.

Second round – QB Fernando Mendoza – Indiana

The calculated risk pays off for the Steelers as Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza is still on the board in the second round. By the time the draft gets here, there’s a real chance Mendoza is long gone but for now, we will take this as a huge value pick.

Third round – CB Chandler Rivers – Duke

Assuming Darius Slay doesn’t re-sign, adding Rivers here makes a lot of sense. He’s got a nose for the football and has a very high ceiling.

Third round – G DJ Campbell – Texas

We look for Spencer Anderson to replace Isaac Seumalo should he move on after the season, but Campbell is a great option to be in as the top reserve guard on either side.

Fourth round – OT Trey Zuhn – Texas A&M

Zuhn has an NFL-caliber frame and length, excellent athleticism and lots of room to grow.

Fifth round – DT Chris McClellan – Missouri

McClellan is a prototypical 3-4 defensive lineman with the build the Steelers look for in a guy who can line up inside and outside.

Sixth round – RB Kanye Udoh – Arizona State

Udoh heads into the season with a ton of hype as he transferred to ASU from Army. It’s an ideal circumstance for Udoh to showcase his skills, although he’s not going to be a feature back.

Seventh round – TE Tanner Koziol – Houston

Crazy frame at 6-foot-7 and a surprisingly good athlete for all that length. Nice developmental prospect.

This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Breaking down the Steelers picks in a new 7-round mock draft