Steelers Open To Trading For QB, According To Team President

The Pittsburgh Steelers faced significant challenges throughout the NFL season, particularly with their offense, which struggled to score and was consistently outgained in games. The firing of offensive coordinator Matt Canada midway through the season reflected the team’s dissatisfaction with its performance.

The situation worsened when starting quarterback Kenny Pickett got injured, leading to Mitchell Trubisky taking over. However, Trubisky’s performance failed to yield positive results, and the team struggled to win games under his leadership.

Ultimately, Mason Rudolph replaced Trubisky and managed to lead the team to three victories to end the regular season, securing a playoff spot. However, the Steelers’ postseason journey ended with a disappointing performance in Buffalo.

Now, questions arise regarding the team’s quarterback situation. Rudolph’s consistency toward the end of the season has sparked debate about who should be the starting quarterback moving forward. Additionally, there is uncertainty about Pickett’s role and the future of Trubisky within the team.

Recent comments from Art Rooney II suggest that the Steelers are open to exploring all options to improve their quarterback situation for the upcoming season. This includes evaluating potential additions to the roster, with names like Justin Fields and Kirk Cousins being mentioned as possible targets.

Despite being only in his second year with the team, doubts have emerged about Pickett’s ability to lead the Steelers in the long term. Whether the team chooses to stick with him or pursue a new direction remains to be seen.

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