Steelers Stick with Trubisky as Starting QB Amid Playoff Uncertainty

Despite recent losses and internal team concerns, Coach Mike Tomlin remains confident in Trubisky's ability to lead the team.

Despite recent losses and criticism, Steelers' coach Mike Tomlin confirms Mitch Trubisky will remain the starting quarterback for the upcoming game against the Indianapolis Colts.
Steelers' playoff chances are dwindling, with The Athletic giving them a 30% chance of making the playoffs and The New York Times pegging it at 23%.
Kenny Pickett, the Steelers' starting quarterback, is still recovering from a high-ankle sprain, leaving Trubisky to lead the team.
There are concerns about a lack of unity and effort among the Steelers' offensive players, potentially affecting their performance on the field.
Tomlin dismisses the idea of a quarterback controversy, stating that Trubisky will have a full week's preparation for the upcoming game and is expected to improve.