
Steelers Stack Quarterbacks, Wait on Rodgers
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have drafted Drew Allar, a quarterback from Penn State, to strengthen their quarterback roster. With Will Howard and Mason Rudolph already in the mix, the team is well-prepared for the upcoming season, regardless of Aaron Rodgers decision. Jerome Bettis, a Steelers legend, emphasizes the potential of the young quarterbacks and the teams strategic move to secure a fourth-round compensatory pick if Rodgers leaves. The Steelers have a clear plan, awaiting Rodgers decision to finalize their lineup.
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Pittsburgh Steelers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Steelers Stack Quarterbacks, Wait on Rodgers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On May 1st, the Pittsburgh Steelers are in a holding pattern with Aaron Rodgers waiting on his call about playing next season. But they've stacked the deck either way, drafting Penn State Quarterback, Drew Aller at pick number 76 in the 2026 NFL Draft 2, bolster their quarterback room. They already have Will Howard and Mason Rudolph in the mix creating a solid group of young arms ready to compete. This move shows they're not just sitting around, they're building depth no matter what Rodgers does. Steelers legend Jerome Betis says there's no need to stress over it. He points out those two young quarterbacks have real potential to step up as starters, so if Rodgers joins, it's a bonus, if not, it's prime time to. Develop Talon. The team sweetened the pot with a one-year unrestricted free agent tender, bumping Rodgers is paid by 10% to just over $15 million. He can chat with other squads until July 22nd or training camp, whichever hits first. And if he bolts, Pittsburgh lands a fourth round, compensatory pick.
1:03Bottom line, the Steelers have a clear path forward covered on all fronts. They just hope Rodgers drops the word soon so they can lock in the lineup.
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