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Curt Popejoy

Steelers QB Mitch Trubisky plans to be aggressive vs. Patriots

The Pittsburgh Steelers are currently averaging a woeful 16 points per game. This is 28th in the NFL and four teams worse are among the very worst teams in the league. The Steelers are an anomaly with a 7-5 record and such poor offensive output.

This week against the New England Patriots, Mitch Trubisky will start at quarterback for an injured Kenny Pickett. Trubisky made it clear this team needs to do better scoring points and he plans to push the football this week.

“I’m going to be aggressive,” Trubisky said. “I’m going to take care of the football, and we’ve got to play better as an offense. We’re going against a good defense this week that is well-coached. So, we’ve got to do our job and execute. We want to be an aggressive offense. So whatever that means, taking care of football, we got to find ways to score points. That’s the bottom line.”

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