The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing a challenging situation. They have a third-string quarterback who got them to the playoffs who is slated to be a free agency, and a quarterback they selected in the first round two years ago who hasn’t played well.
Pittsburgh is anticipated to make a move at quarterback due to their poor quarterback play, and head coach Mike Tomlin stated that they would be seeking to bring in outside competition.
However, what about making a quarterback trade? Since Justin Fields is probably going to leave the Chicago Bears, many supporters have been pleading with the Steelers to finally bring the intriguing dual-threat to Steel City.
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When asked if the Steelers would trade for a quarterback this offseason, owner Art Rooney II said it’s a possibility.
We’re not shutting the door on anything as we sit here in the first few days of February, Rooney stated. “We’ll examine all of the options and conduct a number of evaluations before taking the necessary actions to improve for the upcoming season.”
At his weekly news conference, Rooney expressed his frustration with the Steelers’ lack of postseason success while also pointing out that the quarterback position needs improvement.
It’s clear that the Steelers need to improve behind center in a loaded AFC. It all comes down to how much they are ready to pay and what they are prepared to give up in order to make that purchase.
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