While rookies coming into the NFL have the benefit of rookie minicamp after the draft to get their feet under them, entering OTAs can be difficult, as it’s really the first time they get a chance to work with their entire team. For Pittsburgh Steelers rookie QB Will Howard, OTAs were an adjustment, and speaking after Pittsburgh’s third OTA session on Thursday, he said he “didn’t feel great” about how he performed on the team’s first day of on-field OTAs, but he’s gotten more comfortable with each practice.
“First day was a work in progress, I didn’t feel great about my first day just coming off the field, but it was a good learning experience for me.