Mitch Trubisky gives the Steelers a starting QB heading into the Draft
The Pittsburgh Steelers are no longer in need for a starting quarterback after the retirement of Ben Roethlisberger. Mitch Trubisky, the former #2 overall 2017 draft pick, inked a $14.25 million/2 year deal with the Steelers on Monday.
The Steelers are hoping for the 2018 version of Trubisky, a Pro Bowl QB year. Trubisky threw for over 3200 yards, 24 TDs vs 12 INTs, and 66.6% Passes Completed.
Tarik Cohen lead the 2018 Bears with 71 receptions. The Steelers Najee Harris had an impressive rookie season including 74 receptions. Look for Trubisky to throw Harris’s way a lot in 2022.