PITTSBURGH — Adding Mitchell Trubisky to the Steelers isn't even remotely similar to adding Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Deshaun Watson. Everybody knows that. Everybody knows none of those quarterbacks were coming here.
Adding Trubisky doesn't give the Steelers the best or second-best or maybe even third-best quarterback in the AFC North. I know he isn't better than Cincinnati's Joe Burrow and Baltimore's Lamar Jackson. Is he better than Cleveland's Baker Mayfield? I need to see a lot of proof.
Adding Trubisky certainly doesn't make the Steelers a legitimate Super Bowl contender without many other significant additions. You are aware of the team's plentiful needs, right? Offensive and defensive linemen? Inside linebackers? Wide receivers? Maybe secondary people?
