It’s a brave new world, with such people in it—the post-Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh Steelers. Never in Mike Tomlin’s profession as head coach has he ever had to give much thought going into an offseason about the quarterback position at the top of the depth chart.
Now he’s weighing Mason Rudolph and Dwayne Haskins (and Joshua Dobbs) on the scales, and seeing if any of them even measure up in the first place. A pair of young quarterbacks whom they scouted highly coming out of college, they figure to be the frontrunners to compete for the Steelers’ starting quarterback job this Summer.