Mitchell Trubisky has found another new home: Pittsburgh.
The former Bears and Bills quarterback reportedly agreed to a two-year deal with the Steelers after spending last season in Buffalo.
Trubisky was drafted No. 2 overall by Chicago in 2017, playing four seasons with the Bears before joining the Bills to back up Josh Allen in 2021. He is 29-21 in his career as a starter, with 64 career touchdown passes and 38 interceptions.
The Steelers were in need of a quarterback after franchise legend Ben Roethlisberger retired following the season. Big Ben had been Pittsburgh's primary starting quarterback every year since he was drafted in 2004.
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Now, the Steelers could turn to Trubisky. Other options on the roster include Mason Rudolph and Dwayne Haskins, and Pittsburgh could still draft a quarterback with the No. 20 pick in April's draft.
