The Pittsburgh Steelers have several trade decisions to make at the November 10 NFL trade deadline, and one such option may pertain to veteran quarterback Mason Rudolph. It begs the question: Will the Steelers deal Rudolph at the NFL trade deadline? Here's what fans should know.
The 2026 season has seen many NFL teams watch their quarterback position suffer multiple injuries and struggle with inconsistent play, which may leave Rudolph, a veteran signal-caller with 36 games of experience and 19 games of starting experience, as a viable trade solution.
There could be a few interesting options to keep an eye on, such as the Miami Dolphins, who are struggling to find stability at the quarterback position, or the Philadelphia Eagles, who have struggled
to find a capable backup following Jalen Hurts' season-ending injury.
The Steelers, however, are sitting at 6-2 and may be hesitant to trade away their capable backup behind Aaron Rodgers, which would leave the team with unproven options in Will Howard and Drew Allar if Rodgers suffered an injury.
Honestly, the most realistic scenario appears to be that the Steelers will keep Rudolph under contract through the 2026 season. But fans can follow along with our live trade deadline tracker for any updates on possible trade candidates and targets as the 4:00 p.m. ET cutoff on November 10 draws ever nearer.
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