Mike McCarthy may be a quarterback whisper for the Steelers,

but he can't overcommit on Drew Aller.

Let's get into it.

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Hello, welcome to the Locked-on Steelers podcast. I'm your host, Chris Carter. Big of you, David, those of all things in the Pittsburgh Steelers. We got a lot lined up for you here today on today's show.

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And do the Steelers have quarterback whisperer coaches lined up to trying to handle things differently?

And that leads us into our main topic. The Steelers and their lean into development quarterbacks,

which clearly they have done with the drafting of Drew Aller, keeping Will Howard.

They clearly want to develop these younger guys on their roster.

But my thing here is that Mike McCarthy has to be careful not to over commit to this plan.

Because I do think, while it's good to have young quarterback arms in your depth chart,

in your roster

that you can develop and bring along, that should not stop you from a plan to go and get

top tier quarterback talent if it comes along.

And that could happen if the Steelers go too far in on Drew Waller and or Will Howard.

Now, again, getting back to this, whether or not Aaron Rogers shows up for OTAs,

mini camp and eventually training camp, we know they put the UFA tender on him.

So I still think he's coming.

The plan for the Steelers is still to develop a franchise quarterback. And when I say

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