An NFL offseason plan tends to come together in stages, leaving us to ride the roller coaster of common sense alongside a team like the Pittsburgh Steelers, awaiting the moment when all is revealed.
Trading for Russell Wilson on its own, despite the incredible monetary value of a quarterback at that caliber playing for the veteran’s minimum? Yikes.
Trading away Kenny Pickett, leaving Wilson as the unquestioned leader of that Steelers team and locker room? Even more yikes.
