The Steelers had all three of their quarterbacks on the practice field Wednesday.
Kenny Pickett was listed as a limited participant in the team’s first on-field work since he suffered a concussion against the Ravens. Pickett remains in the concussion protocol, but the limited practice is a step toward clearance.
Pickett’s work didn’t extend to team drills, so the Steelers split that work between their other two quarterbacks. Mason Rudolph told reporters that he split reps with Mitch Trubisky, which is a change since Trubisky has been the No. 2 quarterback since Pickett replaced him as the starter.
Head coach Mike Tomlin didn’t commit to either quarterback when he discussed the team’s options if Pickett can’t go against the Panthers, so that remains an open question and could become a moot one if Pickett continues to progress.
