Harrison Calls for QB Overhaul: Steelers Need Real Competition
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Former Steelers linebacker James Harrison is advocating for a complete revamp of the teams quarterback room this offseason. With the starters position uncertain for the 2026 season, Harrison believes the Steelers should bring in genuine competition instead of relying on their current backups, Mason Rudolph and rookie Will Howard. Harrison made these comments on a podcast, suggesting trades to shake things up. Rudolph, a third-round pick from 2018, has a career of nearly five thousand yards and thirty touchdowns, but Harrison feels this is not enough. Howard, the teams sixth-round pick from last year, struggled with injuries in his first season, leaving questions about his readiness. The Steelers might stick with their veteran leader, Ben Roethlisberger, now forty-two years old, making a reliable number two even more crucial. Harrisons push highlights the need for depth and drive at the quarterback position, setting the stage for real battles in training camp.
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