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Related: About this forumMitch Trubisky agrees to two-year deal with Steelers
The Steelers may have found Ben Roethlisbergers successor.
Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports that the Steelers have reached an agreement with Mitch Trubisky. Its a two-year deal for Trubisky in Pittsburgh and no financial terms have been disclosed.
Roethlisberger announced his retirement after the Steelers lost to the Chiefs in the playoffs, so Trubisky joins a quarterback depth chart that also includes Mason Rudolph and restricted free agent Dwayne Haskins.
General Manager Kevin Colbert said in February that Rudolph would be the starter if the season were starting, but Trubiskys arrival represents a big change. At the very least, theyll compete for the starting job and its unlikely the Steelers would have made a multi-year commitment to him if they felt he was unlikely to give them an upgrade on what theyve seen from Rudolph the last few years.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/03/14/mitch-trubisky-agrees-to-two-year-deal-with-steelers/
Auggie
(31,807 posts)Choices thinning for the 49ers' Garoppola salary dump
I think it is a pretty good fit. I think the Commanders will be looking like total fools about half way through the season given what they gave up to secure Wentz.
exboyfil
(18,007 posts)Can't say I like the Steelers, but they are well coached and I think Trubinsky will do a good job for them.
underpants
(186,745 posts)I guess not. Not now anyway.
calguy
(5,769 posts)It appears the Steelers don't see quarterback savior in the draft and aren't going to sell the farm to get a star QB half-way through his career like Denver did. They're taking the same path the Patriots did when Brady left. Build the rest of the team with a QB that'll get you by until the right one at the right price comes along. Good move in my opinion.
brush
(57,653 posts)ArizonaLib
(1,265 posts)Steelers need a little more than a quarterback. I surmise Trubisky is the place holder while they plug holes in other places.