Quarterback Mason Rudolph will continue to start for the Pittsburgh Steelers if Kenny Pickett remains sidelined due to his ankle surgery. Coach Mike Tomlin stated that Rudolph will start the week with the ball, but they will monitor Pickett's mobility before making any decisions. Rudolph had an impressive performance against the Cincinnati Bengals, leading the team to a win and throwing for 290 yards and two touchdowns. The Steelers offense had their highest-scoring game since 2021, and Rudolph's aggressive play and confidence were praised by Tomlin.
- Mason Rudolph will start for the Steelers if Kenny Pickett is still unable to play
- Rudolph had an impressive performance against the Bengals, throwing for 290 yards and two touchdowns
- The Steelers offense had their highest-scoring game since 2021 with Rudolph at quarterback
- Coach Mike Tomlin praised Rudolph's aggressive play and confidence