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Welcome to the Terrible Take and mini podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

Coming off rookie minicamp, it's not a surprise that third round quarterback Drew Aller

is already drawing a ton of praise.

Aller, as has been stated time and time again in the buildup to the 26 NFL draft,

has all the tools. He looks like a factory-produced franchise quarterback with his size,

arm strength, and functional mobility. The arm is the calling card. He has a rocket and can make any

throw on the field. The problem is, he was always so inconsistent in games. His mechanics fell apart.

His decision making was hit or miss, and in big moments, he came up small. But that's not stopping

the hype from building after rookie

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