mike tomlin still has a move to recruit a “sure” qb for the team before the lineup is still not good for winning, according to the latest pittsburgh steelers press conference

as the pittsburgh steelers prepare for the upcoming nfl season, head coach mike tomlin has made it clear that the team is not done making moves, particularly when it comes to the quarterback position. during the latest steelers press conference, tomlin hinted at the possibility of recruiting a “sure” quarterback, acknowledging that the current lineup may still not be enough to secure a championship.

“we’re always evaluating our roster and making the necessary adjustments to put ourselves in the best position to win,” tomlin stated. “there’s still time to make a move if the right opportunity presents itself.”

the steelers have been in the spotlight due to ongoing quarterback concerns. with mason rudolph, skylar thompson, and kenny pickett in the mix, the team still lacks a definitive leader who can confidently guide the offense to victory. rudolph has shown flashes of potential, but his inconsistency has raised doubts. thompson, a recent addition, is still adjusting to the system, while pickett has yet to fully establish himself as a franchise quarterback.

fans and analysts alike are speculating about who tomlin might target to bolster the quarterback position. some believe that a veteran free agent could be the best option, providing immediate experience and leadership. others suggest that a blockbuster trade could be in the works, bringing in a high-caliber quarterback who could change the team’s trajectory.

“championship teams are built around stability at the quarterback position,” an nfl insider commented. “the steelers have great pieces in place, but without a clear qb1, they might struggle against elite competition.”

tomlin’s comments have sparked discussions among steelers fans, with many hoping for a major acquisition that could elevate the team’s chances of making a deep playoff run. while some remain confident in the current roster’s potential, others agree with tomlin’s assessment that the team needs a “sure” quarterback before they can truly compete for a super bowl.

as the season approaches, all eyes will be on pittsburgh’s front office to see if they make a last-minute move to solidify their quarterback situation. whether it’s a seasoned veteran or a surprising trade deal, one thing is clear—mike tomlin is not willing to settle for mediocrity.