Entering the offseason, the Pittsburgh Steelers have quite a few questions to answer.
None are bigger than the questions surrounding the quarterback position for the Black and Gold.
Second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett struggled mightily in 2023. He failed to meet expectations, clouding his future, especially after the Steelers stuck with Mason Rudolph once Pickett was fully recovered from an ankle injury suffered in Week 13 that required tightrope surgery.
The Steelers went 10-7 on the season and reached the playoffs. Though they were one-and-done — again — under head coach Mike Tomlin, there is a good feeling around the Steelers moving forward, as long as they figure out the quarterback position.