Drew Allar

No. 16 · Rookie

Three drives, three touchdowns. The rookie showed up when it mattered.

Drew Allar's first NFL game was not a slow introduction. In his debut against the Packers, the Pittsburgh Steelers' third-round rookie threw two touchdown passes and ran in another — three scores in three drives, a statement no one expected that early.

Allar had been drafted to learn, to sit, to absorb. Instead, he stepped into the field and played like a player who belonged there. The efficiency was clean. The command was real. For a rookie, especially one who came in as a backup or developmental piece, that kind of performance does not happen by accident.

The Steelers had a decision to make — whether this was a flash or a sign. The number says plenty. Three touchdowns in a debut is not noise.

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