Overview
- Terry Bradshaw said the Steelers drafted Pickett in the first round but never provided the offensive line or weapons he needed to succeed.
- During his two seasons in Pittsburgh, Pickett recorded a 14–10 starting record with 4,474 passing yards, 13 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
- After a brief stint with the Eagles, Pickett signed with the Cleveland Browns this offseason and now vies for their starting quarterback job.
- Bradshaw likened Pickett’s situation to Baker Mayfield’s and Sam Darnold’s career revivals once they left their original teams.
- The Steelers have pivoted to Aaron Rodgers as their 2025 starter, marking a new direction at quarterback.