Earlier this month, the NFL announced the 16 prospects who were attending the draft in person. Seventeen have shown up this week.

According to the league, Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman is in Pittsburgh this week as the 17th prospect celebrating his selection in person.

The late addition of Thieneman to the guest list makes sense considering Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has reported that the Steelers "really like" Thieneman.

Thieneman is among the best safety prospects after Ohio State's Caleb Downs. Thieneman, a Purdue transfer, had 96 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, a sack and two interceptions in 2025.

He joins five players from Ohio State, including Downs, and 11 other prospects in Pittsburgh.

The presumptive No. 1 overall pick, Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, is among the invitees not attending the draft his year. Mendoza wants to celebrate with family, including his mother, Elsa, who has Multiple Sclerosis, at home in South Florida.