Steelers' QB Draft Dilemma: Upside vs. Results

0:00On March 22nd, with the 2026 NFL draft just a month away, the Pittsburgh Steelers still have no clue who their starting quarterback will. B. Many expect Aaron Rogers to resign for one more year, but the team knows they cannot ignore the position long term no matter what happens. This year's quarterback class is full of projections rather than proven stars, making any pick a gamble based on upside. Many a few like Indiana's Fernando Mendoza have solid college tape, so the Steelers would be betting on traits over results. Fans and analysts are buzzing about options across the rounds, from Alabama's Thai Simpson, as a likely first rounder, to Penn State's Drew Aller in the second, who fits as a classic pocket passer when healthy. Lower down, North Dakota State's Cole Payton is drawing Josh Allen comparisons and building serious hype. Deeper into the draft, athletic standouts like Arkansas's Taylin Green in the fourth, or Clemson's Cade Clubnick in the fifth, could be worth a shot.

1:01Especially after Clubnick's rebound season. Even late round guys, such as Minnesota State's Jack Strand, or Illinois's Luke Altmeyer, bring intriguing skills like high football IQ. As the Steelers plan ahead, keep an eye on how they balance the short term with building for tomorrow. It could shape their lineup for years. That's the story for today, and if you'll news today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.