The former quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Mitch Trubisky, has moved on to a new position in the NFL rather swiftly. The veteran player and the Buffalo Bills are said to have inked a two-year contract worth $5.25 million, with an opportunity to earn $8.45 million. Trubisky’s salary for the upcoming season is guaranteed to be $2.7 million.
Josh Allen’s backup in Buffalo in 2021, Trubisky played in six games and completed 43 yard passes. His time in Pittsburgh, though, didn’t go as planned. As the starter, he was inconsistent with a 2–5 record, finishing 64.1% of his throws for 1,884 yards, eight touchdowns, and ten interceptions. Trubisky was benched by Week 5 of 2022 when rookie Kenny Pickett assumed the starting position.
After Pickett was injured in Week 13, Trubisky was able to regain the starting position for a brief period of time in 2023. However, he was unable to turn things around, finishing with two defeats and 359 yards, two touchdowns, and three interceptions. After taking over, Mason Rudolph helped the Steelers win their final three games and guarantee a postseason trip.
Before becoming a free agent, Trubisky, who was originally selected by the Chicago Bears with the second overall choice in the 2017 NFL Draft, enjoyed a respectable career with a 29-21 record. The Bills’ choice to add him to the squad is a calculated move in the context of other team endeavors. The Bills cut six players, including Jordan Poyer and Tre’Davious White, and restructured contracts, including Von Miller’s, on the same day that Trubisky was signed. They also apparently re-signed Taylor Rapp, a safety, prior to the impending free agency season.
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The mentalist astounds Joe Burrow and his teammates.
The squad recently decided to bring in Oz Pearlman, a mind reader, for some lighthearted entertainment during a meeting with the Bengals. Oz is well-known for his astounding mentalist routines, which never fail to wow the audience. And he had the same conversation with the Bengals.
Boyd and quarterback Joe Burrow offered to join in the session. To start, Oz asked Boyd to recall the first girl he had ever kissed. Boyd was then told to write down her name and the grade she was in at the time.
Boyd was certain that Burrow could not possibly be aware of these specifics. To everyone’s surprise, though, Burrow predicted the grade right when Oz snapped his fingers in front of his face.
The first correct prediction elicited no response from the Bengals. Oz said he thought it might have been a lucky guess and asked the others on the squad for a favor.
Oz theatrically snapped his fingers again in front of Burrow’s face. And, amazingly enough, Burrow guessed the right name right away.
