"That's the part that's muddying the waters at this particular point. Because right now, you don't know what you truly have in Kenny Pickett at this point. Has he done some things well, yes, absolutely. But has he proven to be the franchise quarterback that they need moving forward? I think that question is ultimately going to reveal itself. But in the manner that [Mike] Tomlin has made his decisions last week and ultimately this week, if Kenny Pickett was healthy, he should've started, but then he made the decision to start [Rudolph] in Seattle, they won," Batch said on Glenn Clark Radio earlier today.
Batch also said that he wouldn't be surprised if Rudolph was able to get a Geno Smith-type contract in free agency, and he wondered what the Steelers would be willing to pay Rudolph to come back knowing he could be the No. 2 quarterback with Trubisky unlikely to be in Pittsburgh after this season.
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