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The Buffalo Bills finalized their 2025 53-man roster, with Mitchell Trubisky winning the backup QB spot, key injuries to Hairston and Grable, Tyrell Shavers earning a spot after improvement, Brandon Codrington remaining as the primary returner, and their draft class performing well in preseason, demonstrating a promising mix of experience and emerging talent.
Former Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has signed a 2-year contract with the Buffalo Bills, reuniting with star quarterback Josh Allen. Trubisky, who spent the 2021 season as Allen's backup, expressed excitement about returning to the team and working with offensive coordinator Joe Brady. The veteran quarterback, who was drafted No. 2 overall in 2017, aims to bring his skills to the Bills' offense and is looking forward to the opportunity to play alongside Allen once again.
Mitchell Trubisky feels that signing with the Buffalo Bills as a backup to Josh Allen was an obvious choice and "felt like coming home." He believes it's the perfect fit for him at this stage in his career and is comfortable in the offense under the Bills' new offensive coordinator, Joe Brady. Trubisky signed a two-year, $5.25 million contract with the Bills and is set to be QB2 in Buffalo in 2024.
The Buffalo Bills have signed quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to a two-year deal reportedly worth $5.25 million, with the potential to reach $8.45 million. Trubisky, who spent the 2021 season as Josh Allen's backup in Buffalo, had a challenging stint with the Pittsburgh Steelers before being released earlier this offseason. The former No. 2 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft expressed excitement about reuniting with the Bills and their offensive system. Additionally, the Bills made several other roster moves, including parting ways with six players and restructuring contracts before re-signing safety Taylor Rapp.
Former Steelers quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has signed a two-year, $5.25 million deal with the Buffalo Bills, with the potential to earn up to $8.45 million. Trubisky, who spent the 2021 season as Josh Allen's backup in Buffalo, had a challenging stint with the Steelers, going 2-5 as a starter before being replaced by rookie Kenny Pickett. The Bills also made other moves, including parting ways with six players and restructuring contracts, ahead of the upcoming free agency period.
Mitchell Trubisky, the second overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft, has agreed to terms to return to the Buffalo Bills' depth chart led by Josh Allen after being cut by the Steelers last month. Trubisky, who spent time with the Bears and the Steelers, will rejoin the team where he served as Allen's understudy in 2021, agreeing to terms five days before the opening of the legal tampering window.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, making Kenny Pickett the only quarterback under contract for the team. Head coach Mike Tomlin has expressed a desire for a quarterback competition in the fall, with the Steelers considering pursuing Ryan Tannehill in free agency to add to their quarterback depth chart. Trubisky, who played in five games last season, is expected to sign as a backup on the open market after being released by the Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released quarterback Mitchell Trubisky ahead of the 2024 NFL free agency, freeing up nearly $13 million in cap space. Trubisky had two years left on his contract but no guaranteed money, and the team will focus on building a competitive quarterback room around starter Kenny Pickett. Trubisky appeared in five games for the Steelers in 2023, making two starts, but the team lost both games. Now, Trubisky will seek a new destination for the 2024 season after being released from the Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, giving him a head start on free agency after signing with the team as a bridge quarterback for the 2022 season. Trubisky's departure leaves Kenny Pickett as the only quarterback on the roster, with the Steelers looking to re-sign Mason Rudolph. In his two seasons with Pittsburgh, Trubisky went 2-5 with eight touchdowns and 10 interceptions, following a 29-21 record with the Chicago Bears and a stint as a backup for Josh Allen in Buffalo.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are parting ways with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky after two seasons, along with releasing offensive lineman Chukwuma Okorafor and punter Pressley Harvin III to save approximately $13 million in salary cap space. Trubisky, who had a mixed tenure with the team, had his contract terminated as a mutual decision, leaving the Steelers with uncertainty in their quarterback room as they consider potential options like Ryan Tannehill.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' playoff hopes took a hit with their second consecutive loss, falling to the New England Patriots 21-18 in Week 14 of the 2023 NFL season. The Steelers struggled early, allowing the Patriots to score on their opening drive and falling behind 21-3. Although they made a late-game comeback, poor execution and game-management mistakes cost them the win. Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe started strong but struggled after an injury, while Ezekiel Elliott played a key role in grinding out the win. Despite a challenging season, the Patriots showed resilience and proved they are not giving up.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to a two-year extension with backup quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, keeping him under team control through the 2025 season. Trubisky was brought in as a bridge quarterback for the team while they waited for first-round pick Kenny Pickett to take over as the starter. The extension also lowers Trubisky's 2023 cap number. Steelers GM Omar Khan said they feel good about their quarterback room, with Pickett as the starter and Trubisky in a backup role.
Mason Rudolph is returning to the Pittsburgh Steelers for his sixth season after testing free agency. The terms of his re-signing are unclear, but he is expected to resume his role as the team's third quarterback behind Kenny Pickett and Mitchell Trubisky. Rudolph has 10 career starts and went 5-3 filling in for an injured Ben Roethlisberger in 2019.