
Mitch Trubisky Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'2" / 220 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- August 20, 1994 (28)
- Experience
- 7th Season
- Drafted
- 2017 / Rd. 1 / Pk. 2 (CHI)
- College
- North Carolina
Season Logs
Game Logs
Mitch Trubisky News
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mitch Trubisky is a potential cut candidate this offseason, even though Mason Rudolph is all but gone and Kenny Pickett already has two confirmed concussions. Trubisky will make $10.63 million in 2023, though, and the Steelers could add $8 million in salary cap space if they release him. The veteran signal-caller has gone on the record about not being happy about how things turned out in 2022. If Pittsburgh cuts Trubisky, they'll need to add another QB behind Pickett. "I expect Mitch will be on the roster next year and be an effective backup if we need him," owner Art Rooney said last week. "I think he showed that he can be that. We can win with him."
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mitch Trubisky completed 17 of his 22 passes for 179 yards and added six rushes for nine yards and a touchdown in a 24-16 win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 15. Even though he didn't throw a touchdown pass, Trubisky took care of the ball and kept the offense moving, allowing the Steelers to rack up three rushing touchdowns in the win. The veteran signal-caller didn't have a huge passing game but he managed to bring Diontae Johnson back to fantasy relevance, hooking up with Johnson for 10 receptions and 98 yards. Trubisky could be headed back to the bench in Week 16 against the Las Vegas Raiders, assuming Kenny Pickett can pass the league's concussion protocol.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mitch Trubisky will draw the start against the Carolina Panthers after Kenny Pickett (concussion) was ruled out. However, Trubisky is expected to be on a short leash, according to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport. The 28-year-old struggled when thrust into action last week, passing for 276 yards but tossing just one touchdown and three picks. If the Steelers do make a mid-game change under center, veteran Mason Rudolph would replace Trubisky. He played in parts of two games last season, completing 60.3 percent of his passes for 277 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. He also rushed for an extra 53 yards on the ground.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Kenny Pickett |
Mitch Trubisky | |
RB | Najee Harris |
Jaylen Warren | |
LWR | Diontae Johnson |
Cody White | |
RWR | George Pickens |
Anthony Miller | |
SWR | Calvin Austin III |
Gunner Olszewski | |
TE | Pat Freiermuth |
Connor Heyward | |
LT | Dan Moore Jr. |
LG | Isaac Seumalo |
Kevin Dotson | |
C | Mason Cole |
Ryan McCollum | |
RG | James Daniels |
Nate Herbig | |
RT | Chukwuma Okorafor |
Le'Raven Clark |
DE | Larry Ogunjobi |
DeMarvin Leal | |
NT | Montravius Adams |
Renell Wren | |
DT | Cameron Heyward |
Isaiahh Loudermilk | |
LOLB | T.J. Watt |
Quincy Roche | |
LILB | Cole Holcomb |
Mark Robinson | |
RILB | Elandon Roberts |
Tae Crowder | |
ROLB | Alex Highsmith |
Jamir Jones | |
LCB | Patrick Peterson |
Ahkello Witherspoon | |
SS | Damontae Kazee |
Tre Norwood | |
FS | Minkah Fitzpatrick |
Elijah Riley | |
RCB | Levi Wallace |
James Pierre | |
NB | Arthur Maulet |
Duke Dawson |
PK | Chris Boswell |