It took three weeks and some change for the Pittsburgh Steelers to end the Mitch Trubisky era at quarterback.
Early in the third quarter, Trubisky was replaced by rookie first-round pick Kenny Pickett, much to the joy of the home crowd.
On his first drive, Pickett converted a 4th-and-inches with a quarterback sneak, but not long after, his first career pass was a deep ball that got picked off by New York Jets safety Jordan Whitehead.
The interception is disappointing, but the Steelers are still better off rolling with the rookie going forward.
