0 sharesThe Pittsburgh Steelers are entering new territory without veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger at the helm this season, but longtime head coach Mike Tomlin isn’t looking to “micromanage” his options in the meantime. “I’ll say this, because that’s the elephant in the room: We’re not going to micromanage or overmanage this quarterback competition. STEELERS’ BEN ROETHLISBERGER TALKS PLAYOFF WOES, POINTS TO ‘CODDLED’ PLAYERS “We’re going to be a little more steady than that. I’m more concerned about tangible things: accuracy, taking care of the ball, and things of that nature,” Tomlin said of the former University of Pittsburgh quarterback. I don’t think that’s going to be a significant discussion.” Pickett’s best season at Pitt was his fifth year, during which he logged 4,319 passing yards and 42 touchdown passes, drastically increasing draft stock.

Source: Fox News July 28, 2022 03:56 UTC