Mason Rudolph

By adding Wilson, the Steelers took a big swing toward winning now. They also ensured a revolving door at quarterback, with no end in sight.

Mike Tomlin promised competition for Kenny Pickett. Wilson won't be anointed, but he's the clear odds-on favorite for the job.

Whether it's Kenny Pickett, Mason Rudolph or Russell Wilson, the Steelers' 2024 QB needs more help. Free agency is the path to get it.

Despite plenty of outside noise, the Steelers aren't expected to pursue quarterbacks Justin Fields, Russell Wilson or Kirk Cousins.

Khan was cagey about his QB plans, except that he wants to re-sign Rudolph. The sides have begun contract talks, per a league source.

Is it too early to give up on Pickett? Why can't they just name Mason Rudolph the starter? Well, there are a few factors at play.

Pickett hasn't earned the right to feel comfortable as the starting quarterback, but striking the right balance will be difficult.

The Steelers have the flexibility to re-sign Rudolph if they want to. They don't have a single full-time starter hitting free agency.

The Steelers' owner didn't bash his quarterback, but he made it clear Pickett needs to take a big step in his third season.

Do Pickett's teammates still believe in him? Who is likely to be his competition in 2024? And who will be calling his plays?

Kirk Cousins is a free agent. Russell Wilson likely will be, too. What about a trade for Justin Fields or targeting a QB in the draft?

Rudolph gets an easy A. Pickett? Not so much. What about Najee Harris or the offensive line after both finished strong?

Does Tomlin really believe in Pickett? Has Pickett earned it? Maybe not. But the coach made the right call, at least for now.

From Mike Tomlin's contract to the QB situation, the offensive coordinator hire to Cam Heyward's future, the Steelers have a lot to do.

The Steelers' loss to the Bills prompts all kinds of offseason questions, starting with Tomlin's uncertain future.

The Steelers and Bills meet in what should be a physical playoff showdown. The Athletic's Joe Buscaglia and Mike DeFabo break it down.

Plus, a look ahead with postseason predictions as three teams in the division hope to make long playoff runs.

Taking a data-driven look at what needs to go right for each AFC team to hit the jackpot in Las Vegas this February.