Steelers' QB Dilemma: Allar, Rodgers, or Vets?

0:00On April 26, Pittsburgh Steelers sitting in a tricky spot at quarterback again. Aaron Rogers' future with the team for the 2026 season is up in the air. To play it safe, they grab Penn State's standout Drew Aller in the draft as potential insurance if Rogers hangs it up. ESPN insider Dan Graziano just broke it down in his draft over reactions piece. He says it's no stretch thinking Aller could take the starting gig by 2027. Rogers would be 43 by then, likely calling it quits for good. Steelers' brass seems to expect Rogers back for another run, but they're not banking on it forever. The plan is to let a large marinade on the bench his rookie year, building toward the future no matter what. Aller's rivals right now are vets like Mason Rudolph and Will Howard, but if Rogers shows up, he slides right in as the one. That sets up a real QB tussle, come training camp this summer. I stay glue to Pittsburgh's signal collar shuffle, because this could flip the Steelers fortunes quick.