Mason Rudolph, the organization's former third-round pick, was the presumptive QB1 for the past three months of the offseason as the Steelers waited for Aaron Rodgers' decision.

Mason Rudolph's recent appearance with Donald Trump at a U.S. Steel event has thrust him into the spotlight, with Trump praising his quarterback skills. Rudolph, alongside teammates and ...

Rudolph was drafted by the Steelers and has led them to the postseason before. However, in his most recent stint with the Tennessee Titans, he lost the starting job to Will Levis, and hasn't quite ...

Mason Rudolph has been in the NFL for more than half a decade now. And like any quarterback that has figured out a way to stick around, he's gotten pretty good at guessing where the pressure might ...

QB Mason Rudolph, who returned to the Steelers on a two-year deal after playing with the Titans in 2024, said "it's good be wanted." ...

It’s not lost on Mason Rudolph that he’s no longer an afterthought to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Two years ago, Rudolph was a free agent for two months without any job offers before he accepted ...

Rudolph, a third-round draft pick of the Steelers in 2018, had left in free agency to sign with the Tennessee Titans for the 2024 season. But given the opportunity to return to Pittsburgh, Rudolph ...

The Steelers drafted Rudolph in the third round of the 2018 NFL Draft. After one year with the Tennessee Titans, the Steelers brought back Rudolph on a two-year, $7.5 million contract this offseason.

Pittsburgh Steelers Mason Rudolph explains Steelers’ pitch about QB situation before signing Updated: May. 20, 2025, 8:39 a.m. | Published: May. 19, 2025, 1:26 p.m.

Mason Rudolph, after spending the 2024 season with the Tennessee Titans, returns for his second stint with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he had begun his NFL career.

Maybe Rudolph does get that opportunity this season, or he ends up being the backup. Either way, fans are thrilled to have him back, and it appears the quarterback is excited to be here.

Rudolph wore No. 2 from the time he was drafted with the Steelers to his departure for the Tennessee Titans a season ago. His roster page lists his number as being his old number, No. 2.