Sean Gentile

So I think you're probably going to see –

pretty well-rounded quarterback room.

If it's Aaron Rodgers coming back, you're probably still going to see him draft another one in the middle round somewhere.

But doesn't that just completely contradict what he just said, Nick?

If he believes in Will Howard so much and he thinks he's this great quarterback that might be the answer for the Steelers' future, why would they draft a quarterback in the middle rounds that, at least from...

Maybe a narrative perspective or people that are even in the draft room might say, hey, we drafted this guy in the third round or the fourth round.

We're not going to have him start or play more over the guy that is maybe the third string quarterback right now and the one that was drafted in the sixth round?

That doesn't make much sense to me.

So here's the thing.

I think that Michael McCarthy and really Omar Khan believe in the theory of throwing as many resources at a position of weakness as possible.

And so you get more bites at the apple.

It's just kind of if you have a higher quantity, you have a bigger chance of potentially just hitting on one of them.

That's kind of where I think they're coming from here is why have one when you can have two?

And really what I think people maybe aren't thinking enough about is is Mason Rudolph vulnerable?

I think that's maybe one of the takeaways here is, you know, when we talk about quarterbacks this year, it's all about Rodgers.

It's all about Will Howard.

It's all about, you know, the prospects in the 26th class.

We don't hear a lot of Mason Rudolph talk.

And I understand, you know, we know what he is.

But I do think there's a real possibility.