Latrobe camp exposes Steelers' depth, new tempo, and rising QB Allar
The Steelers’ Latrobe training camp showed a calmer, film-focused pace under Mike McCarthy, contrasting with Tomlin’s historically physical camps. Noah Allar impressed enough to boost hopes for a future starting role, while GM Omar Khan has constructed a deep roster at WR, CB, and OL. The secondary already looks strong with Jamel Dean and Asante Samuel Jr., plus rookie Daylen Everette, and 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers remains a top thrower, suggesting McCarthy’s faster offense could take root in 2026.