PITTSBURGH — Like most NFL quarterbacks, Mitch Trubisky said it's "deep in his heart" to want to throw the ball down the field and make plays with his wide receivers.
And, as a six-year veteran who has grown to understand NFL defenses, he probably would like to call more audibles at the line of scrimmage to get the offense into a better play. But, in Matt Canada's offense, he doesn't have the freedom to do so on a lot of plays.
"We're still figuring out when is a good time for me to audible and if, within each play, I have the option to do so," Trubisky said.