The Pittsburgh Steelers still don\u2019t have a long-term answer at the quarterback position. They\u2019re working on bringing back QB Aaron Rodgers. They also added rookie QB Drew Allar in the third round of the 2026 NFL draft. But Rodgers isn\u2019t a long-term answer, and Allar fell to the third round because of accuracy and big-game questions.<\/p>\n
So, what should the Steelers do? Hope that either Allar or QB Will Howard will respond to new head coach Mike McCarthy? Wait until next year\u2019s draft and hope they\u2019ll be in a position to acquire a potential franchise quarterback?<\/p>\n
\u201cWhat about taking another swing and going the Supplemental Draft coming up, potentially?\u201d beat writer Mark Kaboly asked Friday on 93.7 The Fan\u2019s The PM Team<\/a>. \u201cI think they have been snooping around there, just doing due diligence.\u201d<\/p>\n The conversation continued and Kaboly essentially confirmed that the player he thinks the Steelers would be \u201csnooping around\u201d about is Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby. If that name sounds familiar to you, there are two reasons. One, you\u2019re already looking toward the quarterback class of 2027. Or two, you heard the news about Sorsby\u2019s gambling problem<\/a>.<\/p>\n That gambling problem is exactly why Sorsby could be involved in the Supplemental Draft. There\u2019s no telling if Sorsby will ever play another down in college. If he can\u2019t, he could very well try to go right to the NFL.<\/p>\n