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forward slash express. Welcome to The Terrible Take, mini podcast to like Steelers Nation, what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney. While the Pittsburgh Steelers await a decision from Aaron

Rogers this offseason, they are clearly showing some interest in quarterbacks in the 2025

NFL draft class. Names like Tyler Shuck, Jackson Dart, and Jalen Milrow are names that all

have generated buzz for the Steelers so far this offseason. Shuck and dart, it makes sense, and fans can seemingly wrap their minds around those two.

But when it comes to Milro, it's a quick, hard no.

That makes no sense whatsoever, especially when it comes from the same portion of the fan base

and even some in the media that wanted Justin Fields

to be the starter in 2025. The two are quite similar. Yes, Fields is a better passer, but the Ohio

State product also struggled with accuracy, decision-making, and mechanics during his time with

the Bears before coming to Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh,

QB coach Tom Arth helped clean up Fields' mechanics, leading to a significant jump in his

completion percentage. Like Fields, Milro is a dynamic runner, able to create significant splash

with his legs. He has accuracy issues and his interceptions jumped significantly in 2024.

But why can a player with those traits grow and develop under a guy like Arth?

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