The Pittsburgh Steelers have had postseason success, but only when they’ve had consistent quarterback play. For most of the past decade, they haven’t had that. Now, with both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields hitting the open market in March, they’ve got even more uncertainty. Aside from those two, free agents like Aaron Rodgers and Sam Darnold remain options. Some have even floated the idea of trading for Matthew Stafford.
Whatever the Steelers do, The Athletic’s Robert Mays believes Pittsburgh needs to be aggressive, if nothing else.
“By making these kind of smaller, marginal bets, they never really go that far,” Mays said of the Steelers, via the Up and Adams show.