On Friday, new Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy switched things up again with how he does business at training camp practice. Today's latest twist was a tandem set of 11-on-11 in an accelerated walkthrough without helmets but working at a fast pace.Of note, McCarthy split the quarterbacks between the two fields and spent his time working with young quarterbacks Drew Allar and Will Howard. McCarthy knows he has his starter in Aaron Rodgers but understands Rodgers is gone after this season and he has to know if he's got his 2027 starter on the roster now or not.In a telling sign, McCarthy is on the "second field" so he can get more hands-on with the 3rd-team offense -- surely as a way to work more with Will Howard and Drew Allar https://t.co/sDvVF5f65R Chris Adamski (@C_AdamskiTrib) July 31, 2026McCarthy has changed up everything when it comes to practice concepts and scheduling and we can't wait to see if it translates to game day. Of Friday, McCarthy is running almost zero individual drills and is going almost exclusively team work, which we never saw under Mike Tomlin.This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers training camp: McCarthy getting a close look at his young quarterbacks.