Quarterback Drew Allar is among the Steelers taking part in the team’s rookie minicamp this weekend. Allar comes to the NFL after a tough final season at Penn State which culminated in him sustaining a season-ending ankle injury. Once viewed as a future first-round pick, he was taken by Pittsburgh in the third round two weeks ago. The Penn State product was the only rookie quarterback the Steelers brought to minicamp, allowing him to take on a lot of reps in his initial NFL practice. He was seen going through drills, including taking snaps under center and working on his footwork. New Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy said Allar “made a very good first impression” and “did a hell of a job” handling the workload they gave him. Drew Allar working here today at rookie minicamp pic.twitter.com/mC836veB1S — Nick Farabaugh (@FarabaughFB) May 9, 2026 “To go 35 snaps in a team drill, that's pushing it, but he handled it,” McCarthy told reporters .…