Steelers post minicamp 53-man roster predictions (including the final depth chart)

Both quarterback and running back stays obvious out of minicamp

Quarterbacks (3): Kenny Pickett (starter), Mitch Trubisky, Mason Rudolph

Nothing too surprising here as these three prove to be a solid group overall. Kenny Pickett will remain the starter if his health remains in good condition. He has a lot to build off from last season and should take a step forward. Those behind them know their roles and both signed new deals knowing what their roles would be.

Mitch Trubisky is not the worst backup quarterback option in the NFL and can help mentor Pickett some. Mason Rudolph returns as one of the best third string options at the position in the NFL. The Steelers should have another year of a deep quarterback room. All three have a good chunk of starting experience, which is rare in this league.

Running backs/full back (4): Najee Harris (starter), Jaylen Warren, Anthony McFarland Jr., Connor Heyward

Najee Harris returns as the starter at running back for another season. He started to return back to his rookie form during the stretch-run of last year. It seems like the Steelers will try and lean on their rushing attack to help control their offensive flow in 2023. Harris should see a nice bulk of carries, but the second option on this team is no slouch either.

Jaylen Warren did an exceptional job after bursting onto the scene last training camp. He should continue that trend this year as well and see a nice chunk of carries going his way. Anthony McFarland Jr. seems like the obvious choice to get the last spot at the position with his special teams’ ability. Connor Heyward will be a utility guy but take a lot of snaps at full back too.