The Pittsburgh Steelers will be starting Mason Rudolph at quarterback in their must-win regular-season finale against the Baltimore Ravens. Despite Kenny Pickett being medically cleared to return, coach Mike Tomlin has decided to stick with Rudolph. The Steelers need to win this game and get help from other teams in order to reach the playoffs. Since taking over as the starting quarterback, Rudolph has led the offense to average 32 points and 432.5 yards per game. He has completed 68.5% of his pass attempts with two touchdowns and no interceptions in his two starts.

Mason Rudolph is set to start Saturday's game against the Ravens. Rudolph has held his own in the last two weeks, but he will face a tough test against a Baltimore defense allowing a league-low 16.4 points per contest.

Quarterback Mason Rudolph will start his second game in as many weeks for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kenny Pickett is questionable and could serve as Rudolph's backup. Rudolph threw for 290 yards and two touchdowns in his last game.

Kenny Pickett, quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks due to an ankle injury. However, coach Mike Tomlin has confirmed that Mason Rudolph will start at quarterback for the Steelers in Week 17. Pickett may serve in a backup capacity or be inactive, with Mitch Trubisky as Pittsburgh's No. 2 QB.

Mason Rudolph is set to start again for the Pittsburgh Steelers in their game against the Seahawks on Sunday. This will be his second consecutive start as Kenny Pickett is dealing with an ankle issue. Rudolph had a solid performance in Week 16, completing 17 of 27 passing attempts for 290 yards and two touchdowns.

Quarterback Mason Rudolph will continue to start for the Pittsburgh Steelers if Kenny Pickett remains sidelined due to his ankle surgery. Coach Mike Tomlin stated that Rudolph will start the week with the ball, but they will monitor Pickett's mobility before making any decisions. Rudolph had an impressive performance against the Cincinnati Bengals, leading the team to a win and throwing for 290 yards and two touchdowns. The Steelers offense had their highest-scoring game since 2021, and Rudolph's aggressive play and confidence were praised by Tomlin.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett is not expected to start in Week 17 due to his ankle injury. Head coach Mike Tomlin stated that Mason Rudolph is scheduled to be the starting quarterback for the game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Head coach Mike Tomlin said that Mason Rudolph is scheduled to be the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting quarterback for Sunday's game in Seattle. Rudolph made his first start since 2021 in the previous game against the Bengals and performed well, completing 17 of 27 pass attempts for 290 yards and two touchdowns with no turnovers.

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin said that Mason Rudolph is scheduled to start in Week 17, while Kenny Pickett's return is uncertain. Rudolph had a solid performance in his first start of the season and will face a generous Seahawks defense.

Mason Rudolph had a strong performance in his first start of the 2023 season, leading the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 34-11 win over the Bengals. He completed 17 of 27 passes for 290 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing twice for four yards.

Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett is ruled out for the game against the Bengals due to his ankle injury. Mason Rudolph will start in his place. Pickett returned to practice this week but was limited. Rudolph last started a game in 2021 and will be backed up by Mitch Trubisky. The Steelers are looking to spark their offense and improve their playoff chances with a win over the Bengals.

Steelers QB Kenny Pickett has been officially ruled out for Week 16 vs. the Bengals. Mason Rudolph will start in his place.

Mason Rudolph will start Saturday's game against the Bengals, with Kenny Pickett ruled out due to an ankle injury. This will be Rudolph's first start in nearly two seasons, making him a fantasy option for those in need of a quarterback in deeper formats.

Kenny Pickett, the quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Bengals due to an ankle injury. Mason Rudolph will start at QB, with Mitch Trubisky as the backup. Pickett is targeting a potential return to action on December 31 against the Seahawks.

Steelers QB Kenny Pickett got in a limited practice on Tuesday. Head coach Mike Tomlin named QB Mason Rudolph the Week 16 starter but didn't rule out Pickett being able to return. Fantasy managers should monitor Pickett's progress but avoid starting him in lineups.

Mason Rudolph, the third-string quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is set to make his first start in nearly two seasons. Rudolph expressed his readiness for the opportunity and reflected on the adversity he has faced in his career, including a benching and a brawl in 2019. Despite not having much recent experience with the offensive skill players, Rudolph is focused on staying sharp and making smart decisions on the field.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will start Mason Rudolph at quarterback against the Cincinnati Bengals, with Kenny Pickett as a potential backup if he recovers from a high ankle sprain. The Steelers have lost two straight games with Mitch Trubisky starting in place of Pickett, and they have lost three straight overall. Pickett's rehab is going well, but Rudolph is currently the starting quarterback.

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin said that Mason Rudolph will start Saturday's game against the Bengals, but didn't rule out Kenny Pickett's return. However, there isn't much fantasy value to be found in the Steelers' pass offense.

Coach Mike Tomlin said Monday that the Steelers are currently planning for Rudolph to start Saturday's divisional matchup against the Bengals, though Kenny Pickett (ankle) hasn't been ruled out.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will continue to start Mitch Trubisky at quarterback as Kenny Pickett remains sidelined with an ankle injury. Trubisky struggled in his first start, but showed improvement in the second half of the game. Head coach Mike Tomlin expects Trubisky to continue to improve with a full week of preparation. Backup quarterback Mason Rudolph will get more practice reps, but Tomlin dismissed the idea of a quarterback competition.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett will not play in Week 15 due to an ankle injury. He has already missed one game and it is uncertain if he will be able to return in Week 16. Mitch Trubisky will continue to start at quarterback for the Steelers.