The Pittsburgh Steelers have won two of their three games played since the bye week and were competitive in the third, even holding a halftime lead before things started to slip away in the second half. Things could be going a lot worse, in other words, as the new era of quarterbacking in the city continues to get underway.
That quarterbacking comes courtesy of Kenny Pickett, the rookie first-round pick who played his college football in the same stadium. He has been the starter of record since week five after head coach Mike Tomlin pulled Mitch Trubisky at halftime a week earlier.