For the rest of the preseason, I’m handing out Pittsburgh Steelers’ training camp grades. Position-by-position, we’ll evaluate each Steeler who spent training camp with the team to reveal the good, bad, and ugly. This is based on the team’s 14 public training camp practices and preseason performances through the date of each article. This grade looks at camp performance in a vacuum. Nothing else is evaluated.
Starting our Steelers’ camp grades with the quarterbacks.
Mason Rudolph
Mason Rudolph is the ideal No. 2 quarterback. And in his return to Pittsburgh, he was excellent. Rudolph has always run and managed offenses well, and in camp settings like these, he can flourish.