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T<\/span>he Pittsburgh Steelers <\/strong>continue their search for quarterback talent, as evidenced by a key meeting with former Alabama <\/a>quarterback Jalen Milroe<\/strong> on Tuesday night. Head coach Mike Tomlin<\/a>, general manager Omar Khan<\/strong>, and quarterbacks coach Tom Arth <\/strong>were in Tuscaloosa to have dinner with Milroe ahead of his pro day workout, according to sources.<\/p>\n Milroe, known for his athleticism and dual-threat abilities, caught the attention of scouts during his collegiate career. While he remains a raw prospect with room for development, his physical tools and potential have placed him on the radar of NFL<\/strong> teams. <\/p>\n Ben Roethlisberger posible unretiring video goes viral with Steelers fans<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n Pittsburgh, holding the No. 21 pick<\/strong> in the upcoming NFL Draft, appears to be evaluating all options at the quarterback position as they look to build a sustainable future at the position. As of today, they are looking to add a quarterback for the present and the future.<\/p>\n This meeting highlights the Steelers’ methodical approach to scouting potential quarterbacks in the draft. Milroe’s pro day performance will likely play a significant role in determining how teams, including Pittsburgh,<\/strong> view his readiness for the NFL.<\/p>\n The Steelers have shown a history of identifying and developing quarterback talent, and Milroe’s blend of skills could make him an intriguing option for the team moving forward. Over four seasons, Milroe demonstrated consistent growth, completing 64.3% of his passes for a total of 6,016 yards, 45 touchdowns, and 20 interceptions.<\/strong> His rushing skills were equally impressive, amassing 1,577 yards on 375 carries and scoring 33 touchdowns on the ground.<\/p>\n Notably, his productivity peaked in his junior and senior years, where he combined for over 5,600 total yards<\/strong> and 49 touchdowns across both seasons. As draft day approaches, Pittsburgh’s interest in Milroe adds to the growing intrigue surrounding their strategy for securing a long-term solution at quarterback. Whether Milroe fits into those plans remains to be seen, but the dinner meeting signifies a serious evaluation of his potential by the Steelers’ leadership.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nThe stats do not lie for him to be considered<\/h2>\n