Behind the Steel Curtain on Drew Allar
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10/13, 153-yard, two-touchdown passing performance showed some solid poise for his first NFL outing...the ball leaps from his hand in a way it doesn't with Howard and Rudolph, and the rookie's rushing touchdown was a refreshing dose of size and mobility from the pocket.
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Allar's 153-yard, 3 TD preseason debut showed arm talent and mobility despite rawness.
The rookie third-rounder posted a 10/13, 153-yard, 3 total TD performance in his first NFL outing, including one rushing TD on a successful read-option and two short rollout TD passes to fellow rookies. The source notes Allar showed solid poise despite being raw; he wasn't perfect (seemed a tick late on some reads, had mild happy feet), but the ball leaps from his hand differently than backup QBs Howard and Rudolph, and his rushing TD demonstrated size and mobility from the pocket. Mike McCarthy spent the spring reworking how Allar plays the game, and upside is why the Steelers drafted him.
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