The Latest Breaking News from Mason Rudolph

Mason Rudolph does not expect to be traded before the deadline.

Pomp and circumstance will be part of the proceedings when the Steelers and Dolphins face off Sunday night, with the hosts honoring their 1972 Super Bowl team, the same one that pushed through Pittsburgh in the AFC championship en route to the only unbeaten season in NFL history.

We’ll never believe the Miami Dolphins or the NFL again. Not after what happened with Tua.

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The Steelers have some options at quarterback and might want to use them.

It’s going to happen sooner or later. Why not sooner?

The Steelers could add a quality edge rusher or running back in a trade with Dallas.

PITTSBURGH — All Mason Rudolph wanted was a fair shot to compete for the starting position to replace Ben Roethlisberger, the quarterback he backed up for four seasons. At the very least, he wanted to make sure he got equal opportunity to just hold onto the No. 2 spot.

PITTSBURGH — Mike Tomlin finally made official Tuesday what has been expected for weeks, if not months: Mitch Trubisky will open the season in Cincinnati as the Steelers’ starting quarterback, replacing Ben Roethlisberger.