Ray Fittipaldo

But listen, Joe, they have 12 draft picks.

If there's a left tackle, maybe they've got five picks in the top 100, three in the third round.

So maybe you do take a shot on a guy at that point just because it is a little bit of an uncertain situation with Broderick.

I don't think at 21, Joe, I, you know, I think the fact that he was only a one year starter, I think is concerning.

I'm not speaking for the Steelers, but just in, you know, NFL personnel circles, usually with quarterbacks, you have to, you know, you usually like to have a little bit, you know, of an evaluation period than just one year.

And on top of that, Simpson wasn't very good late in the season.

So I think,

I'm not saying he won't be a first-round pick.

Some team might really fall in love with him.

I would just have a hard time seeing the Steelers make that pick, what, four years after they made that mistake with Kenny Pickett.

Yeah, I mean, listen, they sat down with him for an interview, so I think that is notable.

The interesting thing about Aller is he's that big, strong, prototypical quarterback, has the arm.

And whenever you have a guy with traits like that, it's interesting.

But then you turn on the tape and he never performed well in big games.

He was never a consistent player.

How do you sort of get around that?

So I don't think Drew Aller, certainly he's not going to the first round.

He might even be a stretch to go in the second round.

But listen, I mean, anybody with traits, size you can't teach, arm strength you can't teach, that guy at some point, I think on day two, is going to hear his name called.

Well, I don't know if they talked to Nussmeier or not, but Nussmeier is another name who's going to be in that second or third round range.