While all eyes are on Ben Roethlisberger this offseason as it pertains to the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback position, many are also extending a fertive glance in the direction of Mason Rudolph, the team’s third-year quarterback who ended up as their primary starter in 2019, starting eight games and posting a 5-3 record.
Originally drafted in the third round in 2018, the Steelers took the unusual step post-draft to note they viewed him as a first-round pick, and even indicated that, had they felt they needed a quarterback immediately, he would have been in the discussion for their first-round pick.