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Despite the possibility of Kenny Pickett’s return, Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph is getting ready to start in week sixteen.
With a 7-7 record, the Pittsburgh Steelers are currently outside of the AFC playoff picture, trailing the Indianapolis Colts, the 7th-seeded team, by just one game following their Week 15 loss. Mitch Trubisky, the quarterback for the Steelers, was benched during that game in favor of Mason Rudolph, who is anticipated to start in Week 16.
Although starting quarterback Kenny Pickett may be able to return from the ankle injury that has kept him out of the team’s last two games, Rudolph spoke to the media this week about his expectations for the team and his preparation to start.
“I’m going to take the reps that I was given today and do the best with it,” Rudolph stated. Even though Pickett might make a comeback, Rudolph is making every effort to be ready in case his name is called.
Rudolph thinks he will play this week after speaking with head coach Mike Tomlin: “… I talked to Coach T [Tomlin] for the final [decision], but as far as I know, I’m playing and that’s the way I’m treating it,” Rudolph said.
Rudolph has made 10 career starts and has a 5-4-1 record. He has thrown for 2,081 yards, completed 60.66 percent of his passes, and has a 13:10 touchdown-to-interception ratio in those ten starts.
