
Steelers Pursue Burrow, Bengals' QB
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Pittsburgh Steelers consider trading for Joe Burrow from the Bengals, with legend James Harrison urging the move. The deal would require multiple first-round picks and extras, but the Steelers stacked defense and young offensive pieces could handle the loss. The teams foundation is solid, and acquiring Burrow could catapult them towards a Super Bowl run, especially if Aaron Rodgers situation doesnt improve.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Steelers Pursue Burrow, Bengals' QB. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 29th. This is NFL News Today Football coverage powered by AI. Pittsburgh Steelers still waiting on a yes from 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers, so they're keeping all quarterback options on the table, including A. Wildpitch for Joe Burrow from the Bengals. James Harrison, the Steelers legend, just through his hat in the ring, urging Burrow to join up and floating a trade idea that's got fans buzzing. But any deal between these AFC North rivals would come with a steep tax-think multiple first round picks, maybe three plus extra as like a second, or third-rounder to make the Bengals buying. Fans are split, but the hype's real since the Steelers boasts a stacked defense with stars like Joey Porter, Jr. locking down corners in a front, seven ready to dominate. Offense has young pieces that receiver, tight end, and the line so they could weather losing those high picks for a few years. The roster's bill's solid enough to gamble here, running backs locked in, secondary depth with guys like Jalen Ramsey and a safety duo that could last.
Inside linebacker might need work, but overall they got the foundation to chase big without drafting early. Swapping picks for a franchise arm like Burrow could flip the script toward a Superbowl run, and with Rodgers dragging his feet, Pittsburgh might. Just pull the trigger if the price lines upright.
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