Hey everyone, Chris Carter here on the Lockdown Steelers podcast. It's Tuesday, which means we've got Alan Saunders on. We're going to talk about the Steelers. Are they bad at developing quarterbacks? Is that something that should make people hesitate about even expecting anything out of the quarterback position, regardless of whether it's Will Howard or next year's first round quarterback we expect them to pick? We talk about that, answer a couple questions, and talk about where the Steelers are in the AFC North,

all here on the Locked on Steelers podcast.

Let's get into it.

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And as I said before, we're joined by the man himself, Alan Sonders.

He's back from Steelers Now.com.

We always love having them on. Alan, I want to talk about this thing that I've been running up against a lot lately.

I mean, it's, it always gets talked about, but I think it's been talked about more especially lately.

But the idea that the Steelers just cannot, under any circumstance, develop quarterbacks.

And it's been put out there because the Steelers, since Ben,

Ruffisberger, have been searching for their franchise guy.

It hasn't, that hasn't emerged.

You know, and they've had multiple starters from Mitch Trubisky to Mason Rudolph,

to Kenny Pickett, to Justin Fields, to Russell Wilson.

And so now they're back to Mason Rudolph, maybe Aaron Rogers.

They've drafted Will Howard.

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