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Steelers Reunite with QB Mason Rudolph on Two-Year Deal

3/13/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The Pittsburgh Steelers have brought back quarterback Mason Rudolph with a two-year, $8 million contract, marking a heartfelt reunion since he was drafted in 2018. At 29, Rudolph, who started five games for the Tennessee Titans last season, is expected to step in as a backup while the Steelers search for their next starting quarterback.

History

Historical Context

Mason Rudolph's return to the Steelers echoes the franchise's storied quarterback lineage since 1933. The Steelers have seen legends like Terry Bradshaw and Ben Roethlisberger. Rudolph, drafted in 2018, now steps in as a backup, continuing the team's quest for stability at the position.

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Story summary

The Pittsburgh Steelers have brought back quarterback Mason Rudolph with a two-year, $8 million contract, marking a heartfelt reunion since he was drafted in 2018. At 29, Rudolph, who started five games for the Tennessee Titans last season, is expected to step in as a backup while the Steelers search for their next starting quarterback.

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