The Pittsburgh Steelers’ biggest question mark entering this offseason was the quarterback position. After Kenny Pickett showed no signs of growth in his second year and Mitch Trubisky and Mason Rudolph provided barely average play at best and were unwatchable at worst, a change needed to be made. General Manager Omar Khan went out and signed Russell Wilson for pennies on the dollar. With Pickett subsequently being traded, Khan went out and traded a conditional late-round pick for a young but struggling player in Justin Fields. Khan proceeded to fill out the quarterback room by signing Kyle Allen, a career backup who has started in spots.
Omar Khan ‘Really Excited’ About New Quarterbacks: ‘The Team’s Coming Together’
