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Can Mitch Trubisky come to the Steelers' rescue again?


Quarterback Kenny Pickett is expected to be sidelined for three to four weeks following surgery on a high ankle sprain, ushering back into the spotlight. While the Steelers are unanimous that Trubisky's inclusion won't affect the overall offensive approach, the 2017 first-round pick's confidence and mentality might be the jolt the offense needs. (ESPN.com)

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Can Mitch Trubisky come to the Steelers' rescue again?