Beimfohr sees third-round pick Kaleb Johnson as the perfect fit for Mike Tomlin’s preferred sledgehammer style. Tomlin praised Johnson’s lack of “Saturday yards,” noting the Iowa star produced against stacked eight-man boxes all year—valuable given the Steelers’ QB situation will again invite loaded fronts. Johnson’s early-down skill set mirrors Najee Harris but with more juice; Beimfohr believes he could take over the lead-runner role by October while Jaylen Warren remains the pass-game change-up. With Harris entering his fifth-year option debate and the Steelers unlikely to extend him, Johnson has a path to 15-plus touches weekly and league-winning contingent value if Harris breaks down. At a current ADP outside the top 120, Beimfohr is loading up, especially on Najee-faded builds.