The 2026 NFLPA Rookie Premiere is officially set, and the Pittsburgh Steelers will have two of their newest stars in attendance. The league's annual showcase, which kicks off May 14–16 in Los Angeles, brings together the most marketable first-year players for a three-day immersion into the business side of the game.

According to the list released by ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Steelers are sending wide receiver Germie Bernard and quarterback Drew Allar—their second- and third-round draft picks, respectively. They'll join a stacked roster of fellow rookies, including Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Ty Simpson, and Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love.

During the event, these 42 rising stars will dive into trading card photoshoots, content creation, brand development, autograph sessions, jersey reveals, and more. It's a professional "business trip" designed to connect rookies with the commercial power of the NFLPA and its partners.

One notable absence from the list is Steelers first-round offensive tackle Max Iheanachor, as the event lacks offensive line representation this year. The NFLPA may look to expand positional diversity in future editions, but for now, the spotlight shines on skill players.

For Steelers fans, seeing Allar and Bernard take part is a promising sign of their marketability and potential impact. Keep an eye on these two as they begin their NFL journey both on and off the field.