Eric Privett

@AustinRBechtold @JoeStarkey1 @KDPomp No but I didn’t want him back before the draft. I want the Steelers to give one of the young guys a shot and if they hit then great but if not go get your franchise guy next year with a much better draft spot.

Take 2: Do you want Aaron Rodgers back at this point? @JoeStarkey1 @KDPomp

@VinnysCorner1 Chuck Noll

Without saying your age… Who was the coach of your favorite NFL team when you started watching football?

@MinkahBurgh39 His problem ain’t throwing a bunch of INT’s. His problem is throwing INT’s in crucial moments in crucial games.

Most hate for him comes from ONE game which was the ND one in the playoffs. Which was just really one int that’s all. Jaxson Dart once had 3 ints in one quarter and is off to a good start.

I’m probably delusional for saying this but i really have some faith in Allar. I mean a lot of his issues were said about Josh Allen. Everyone talks about his INTs but it was only 13. Allen himself had more.

@FishKnowsBall Whatever you’re smoking, pass it this way please.

Drew Allar is Josh Allen

@jack_sperry You are out of mind trying to compare Mahomes and Allar. The only thing they have in common is arm strength.

What has me excited about Drew Allar being drafted by the Steelers is he now has a chance to the get the Patrick Mahomes treatment here in Pittsburgh, assuming Rodgers is back for another season, which it sounds like he will be. The Steelers are trying to apply the lessons from the success KC had in finding & developing Mahomes and are using that blueprint to try and find their next franchise QB. Incredibly talented but raw QB coming out with star-level upside gets the opportunity to be coached up by an offensive minded head coach from a west coast offense background with a specialty in developing QB talent & sitting behind a veteran for a year before inheriting a playoff-caliber roster. It was the perfect setup for Pat, and I think it’s the perfect setup for Drew as well. Even better, PIT didn’t need to invest nearly as much in Drew from a draft capital standpoint as KC did in Pat; they get all that upside for just a 3rd round selection. And people always forget the Chiefs were heavily criticized at the time for making that decision as well, for pretty much the same reasons people don’t like the Allar pick here in Pittsburgh (bad footwork, not accurate enough, not enough team success in college, etc) If there’s even a 20% chance Drew could be the next great franchise QB here in Pittsburgh (and with this setup I think the odds are at least that high), that pick was absolutely worth the investment, especially given the fact that this team didn’t have a legitimate long-term plan at QB on the roster (sorry Will Howard fans), and now they have one! It’s also worth mentioning that the Steelers need to compete with QBs like Mahomes, Allen, Lamar, Burrow, Maye, Lawrence, and Herbert, and that’s just in the AFC. If you want to consistently compete with those guys & those teams, you gotta try to find a QB that can feasibly reach that level of upside, and Allar certainly fits that bill with his insane arm talent if he takes well to NFL coaching & development. Just like drafting any other ‘boom or bust’ type of QB prospect, there’s definitely a chance Drew ends up never being a good NFL QB, but with three 3rd rounds pics, this was a luxury pick for Pittsburgh, and when you pair his level of upside with the ideal setup for development plus the relatively low opportunity cost for a guy that could be the next face of Steeler football, you get the potential for this to be one of the greatest picks in the history of the franchise. Now…we can only hope Drew takes this incredible opportunity and runs with it just like Patrick did in KC. It sure worked out well for them; I’m hoping the Steelers are successful in recreating even a fraction of that success with Drew in the years to come.

@MikeAsti11 That was always my concern with him. He always seemed to play bad against the ranked teams. Especially if they were ranked in the top 10.Teams that have NFL caliber players He has all the physical talent that you need to play at the NFL. He just plays bad against better comp

I have had multiple former Penn State coaches tell me they believe Drew Allar’s biggest issues are between the ears. Some have even admitted the system held him back, but they still feel his problems were mental and that will hold him back in the NFL if not addressed.

@WSM_97 @chrisburgh I’m sorry that’s against top 10 ranked teams. So the really good teams. You know the teams with NFL caliber talent on their defenses

@PrivettEric @chrisburgh 1-6 ? That’s not right. Don’t be lazy. 4-10 vs ranked teams.

Yeah we are developing this

@MinkahBurgh39 I’m not a Pitt fan and the only one of those guys I can remember anyone saying sucks is Allar. I remember most people being happy about Frazier and Muth and everyone wanting JPJ.

Players from rival schools that Pitt fans said were terrible : - Joey Porter JR - Zach Frazier - Muth - Drew Allar

@Zeuscxc @FDSportsbook I know I watched every game Howard played at OSU and he was the weakest link on that team until the playoffs started. And that was with 3-4 1st rd WR’s and a top tier OL.

@PrivettEric @FDSportsbook You don’t know what Howard has. Tired of the narrative of yeah he’ll be shit he hasn’t even played 1 game in the nfl. Need I remind you Ben was a bench player.

Aaron Rodgers (probably) Will Howard Drew Allar Mason Rudolph Describe the Steelers QB room in one word.

@AustinRBechtold He definitely has the physical attributes. Anyone saying otherwise doesn’t know ball but it’s his mental make up that concerns me a lot. What he is lacking isn’t coachable. The fact that he struggled against teams with NFL caliber defensive players concerns me. I hope I’m wrong

I know it’s very, very difficult. Put your biases aside for a minute and watch this. Do you see some potential or think it’s a waste?

@KTSmithFootball Unfortunately it’s the Browns. But also unfortunately for them players Cleveland is known for killing talented players careers

Which AFC North team is having the best draft so far? BAL: V. Ioane, Zion Young, JaKobi Lane CIN: Cashius Howell, Tacario Davis CLE: S. Fano, KC Concepcion, D. Boston, E. McNeil-Warren, A. Barber PIT: Max Iheanachor, G. Bernard, Drew Allar, Daylen Everette, Gennings Dunker

@relley40 Allar has better physical traits but Howard has better mental traits. To be honest though I don’t like either one of them.

Yall can say allar not better then will a million times until u blue in the face idgaf yall coping hard bout a cocky 6th rounder who never played

@NoahStrackbein I think they need to bring Tomlin back and let him make the decisions. Every pick this year except for like 2 felt like a reach and an overdraft. Omar first draft without Tomlin and it doesn’t seem to good but we’ll see in about 2-3 years from now

There was a lot of talk about "Mike Tomlin making the decisions." If this is Omar Khan making the calls this year, how's he done in your opinion?

@PatrickWCutler I wouldn’t say that. They both are lacking what the other excels at. One has great physical attributes and lacks the mental side of the game. The other is good at the mental side but lacks the physical attributes

Will Howard has more upside than Drew Allar. Absolute 🗑️of a draft pick.

@frankmikesmith @MarkMaddenX The problem with that is the team probably only got better in 1 position. We still have all the same needs that we did going into the draft and we had 12picks to use.

This draft is Mike McCarthy washing his hands of Mike Tomlin’s picks Broderick ➡️ Iheahochor Roman ➡️ Germie Howard ➡️ Allar

@MinkahBurgh39 @Matthew64970 @FishKnowsBall Our WR room is far from great. We still don’t have a true WR1. We have 2 WR2 and a slot WR a guy who 3 yrs in can’t even get a helmet and a special teamer.

@Matthew64970 @FishKnowsBall Our WR room turned out great anyways

Max Iheanachor Germie Bernard Drew Allar Daylen Everette Gennings Dunker Top 3 drafted itl

@Hancock5840 Congrats that’s the only thing the Browns can win in Pittsburgh

Cleveland stole the draft. They were the best STEELER in pittsburgh. How ironic🤭🤭🤭🤭😂😂😂😂😂

@Reggie_Bflo Honestly none of the QB’s on the roster should be QB1. They all should have to compete for it and whoever wins the position plays. Even Mason.

Baku fuck outta here that boy gotta get some live reps first, McCarthy ain’t giving anybody shit that ain’t proved it! He splitting reps with Mason anyway, he ain’t QB1

@ThePoniExpress They are almost the same QB. They are lacking the traits the the other one has. Allar is lacking the mental attributes and Howard is lacking the physical attributes.

Who is the better quarterback?

@Jobeyfootball The one trait that Allar is missing (being clutch) isn’t coachable. You either have it or you don’t and he doesn’t.

This is how I feel. Everything with him is coachable. But it’s going to be a tedious task.