Quarterbacks
Drew Allar impresses at Steelers rookie minicamp with focus on fundamentals
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Drew Allar made a strong first impression during the Pittsburgh Steelers rookie minicamp this weekend. The third-round quarterback focused on footwork and terminology under head coach Mike McCarthy. As the only quarterback on the roster, Allar received extra reps throughout the sessions.
Aaron Rodgers is expected to return for a 22nd NFL season in 2026 after agreeing to re-sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The four-time MVP is scheduled to visit Pittsburgh this weekend to finalize the deal. At age 42, he would become the oldest active player in the league next season.
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Pittsburgh Steelers third-round pick Drew Allar will begin his professional career at the team's rookie minicamp on Friday. The Penn State quarterback has expressed enthusiasm about working with head coach Mike McCarthy. The minicamp comes as the Steelers weigh options at quarterback for the 2026 season.
With the 2026 NFL Draft two weeks away in Pittsburgh, teams are already turning attention to the 2027 quarterback prospects, according to draft analyst Dane Brugler. Brugler noted frequent discussions about next year's class during conversations with scouts since the Combine. The move highlights disappointment in the current year's quarterbacks.
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NFL insider Albert Breer forecasts that only two quarterbacks will be selected during the first two days of the 2026 NFL Draft. He expects Indiana's Fernando Mendoza to go first overall to the Las Vegas Raiders, with Alabama's Ty Simpson following in the second round. Other top prospects could wait until the fourth round or later.
Bob Labriola, editor at Steelers.com, stated he opposes the Pittsburgh Steelers signing quarterback Kirk Cousins. His comment came in response to a reader question about choosing between Cousins and Aaron Rodgers. Labriola's straightforward rejection highlights internal skepticism amid quarterback speculation.
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Tua Tagovailoa spoke publicly for the first time since the Miami Dolphins released him, discussing his new one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons and upcoming competition with Michael Penix Jr. The former first-round pick acknowledged his subpar performance last season and expressed optimism about regaining form. He also addressed lingering injury concerns after passing the Falcons' medical protocols.
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