Heading into the 2025 college football season, Drew Allar was one of the many quarterbacks in the dicussion for the first round of the 2026 NFL draft. Allar's season ended abruptly as he suffered a broken ankle in his sixth game of the year,

Drew Allar was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers with the No. 76 overall pick in Round 3 of the NFL draft. Here's how he grades out.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will conclude their pre-draft visits for the 2026 NFL Draft on Wednesday. Before doing so, they will host one more quarterback in the 2026 draft class — Penn State’s Drew Allar. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported Wednesday ...

Drew Allar is one of the most polarizing prospects in this draft class. Like any soon-to-be selected player, how the Penn State quarterback will turn out in the NFL is unknown. But there’s increasing clarity on where Allar could land in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Carson Beck was drafted 52 picks after Ty Simpson, but he should find a much quicker path to the field. The Cardinals opened the third round of the NFL draft (pick No. 65) by selecting Beck, who should get immediate practice snaps if starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett continues to skip voluntary workouts during a contract dispute.

We've certainly seen more exciting quarterback classes enter the NFL in recent years, but the 2026 NFL Draft class saw two first-rounders and several picks in Rounds 3 and 4 that have at least somewhat realistic paths to playing time in their rookie seasons and beyond.

The Steelers didn’t just draft Drew Allar to add depth to their uncertain QB room. They see real potential in him, following which Allar has drawn comparisons from his current team. Allar’s arm strength is the opposite of his footwork,

The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly have compared third-round pick Drew Allar to a longtime AFC North quarterback.