It took less than three quarters into the Pittsburgh Steelers home opener. The fans started chanting for rookie first-round pick Kenny Pickett.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks Mitch Trubisky and Kenny Pickett warm up before an NFL preseason football game against the Detroit Lions, Sunday, Aug. 28, 2022, in Pittsburgh. It took less than three quarters into the Pittsburgh Steelers home opener. TheThere will be no patience in Pittsburgh for Mitchell Trubisky.
. That would be exceptionally rare. Since Aaron Rodgers' draft year in 2005, only two first-round quarterbacks haven't started at least one game as a rookie. The list is Brady Quinn and Jake Locker. Everyone else started at least once. Maybe Tomlin is right and Pickett isn't ready yet. At some point, it doesn't matter. First-round picks don't sit. Trubisky's reputation as a player, not doing enough after the Bears drafted him second overall, doesn't help him. Steelers fans are already putting pressure on Tomlin to make a change. Trubisky knows that he must start playing better, and it needs to happen soon.
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