The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in an end, perpetual cycle at the quarterback position, stuck in mediocrity since the days of Ben Roethlisberger. There doesn’t appear to be a clear way out of it, at least for the time being.
But, for ESPN’s Kevin Clark, there’s one way to end the cycle for the Black and Gold under head coach Mike Tomlin and GM Omar Khan. That’s swing big and trade for Los Angeles Rams’ quarterback Matthew Stafford.
Appearing on ESPN’s Unsportsmanlike Conduct on ESPN Radio, Clark stated that the Steelers made an “original sin” by drafting Kenny Pickett, and that they need to stop trying to paper over things at the most important position in sports and make a move to end the cycle, that being Stafford.