No job in the NFL is promised, as seen by how quickly a player or coach can find themselves on the outside looking in. The Pittsburgh Steelers have usually been a great example to refute this point, as they’ve only had three head coaches in the past fifty years and have shown tremendous patience with many members of the organization, but lately, they’ve begun to change their mindset. The quarterback room is a perfect example of this. The three players who suited up under center for the team last year are all gone now, including former first-round draft pick Kenny Pickett, while Russell Wilson, Justin Fields and Kyle Allen are in.
Chris Long On Russell Wilson Going From Franchise QB To Mentor: ‘It’s The Reality Of The NFL’
