Steelers Eye Carson Beck for QB Room

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The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to bolster their quarterback room for the 2026 season

and a new name has emerged as a prime target.

They currently have Mason Rudolph and Will Howard under contract, moving away from earlier

talk of Aaron Rodger starting.

Instead, reports points Miami Hurricanes quarterback Carson Beck as someone they're seriously

considering in the upcoming NFL draft.

Earlier this week, draft analyst Todd McShay revealed on his podcast that the Steelers

won't take Alabama's Thai Simpson with the 21st pick.

He specifically heard the team link to Beck, making him a name to watch as draft plans litify.

Beck stands out with his pro-ready profile, including five seasons of college experience

and impressive size at six foot four inches and two hundred, twenty pounds.

He's almost 24 years old and shows strong accuracy hitting above 70% completions in two

of his last three seasons.

He also threw for at least 3,400 yards and 24 touchdowns each of those years.

The Steelers met formally with Beck at the draft combine alongside a few other quarterbacks,

signaling real interest.

They see him as more polished than prospects like Simpson, Drew Aller, or Garrett Nussmeyer,

who are viewed as longer-term projects.

As the draft nears, Beck is projected for the third round, which fits perfectly since

the Steelers hold five picks in the first one hundred.

This could let them grab him early or snag a steel if he slides, aligning with their focus

on size, mobility, and precision at the position.

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