For the second time this season, Mitch Trubisky came off the bench and made the type of plays that have been missing from the Steelers offense.
In Sunday's 16-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, he set up both touchdowns with completions of 42 and 37 yards and put the Steelers in position to score another with a 25-yard throw. His yards per attempt of 9.2 yards was the highest in any game with at least 15 attempts this season.
But Trubisky's willingness to attack downfield and aggressively go after the Ravens defense also came back to bite him when he threw three interceptions in Baltimore territory, two inside the 25-yard line on back-to-back possessions late in the second quarter.
