If you want to know how bad the Steelers quarterback situation is, just look how low the team's starter Mason Rudolph ranks among NFL backups

Four days after the President of the United States called him “tall” and “handsome” and predicted he would win the Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback’s job, Mason Rudolph had some good things to say about Donlad Trump’s brokered deal with Nippon Steel in its purchase of Pittsburgh-based Nippon Steel.

Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette says if the Pittsburgh Steelers lose out on Aaron Rodgers, their backup plan will be to sign a veteran quarterback to either compete with Mason Rudolph or be his backup.