Mitchell Trubisky has found a new NFL home

It was announced just over a month ago that the Pittsburgh Steelers were moving on from quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, and now he's found a new NFL home.

According to multiple reports, Trubisky has signed with the Buffalo Bills, marking his second go-around with the organization after having previously played with them in 2021. He will serve as the backup to Josh Allen.

Trubisky has racked up a career record of 31-26, including a 2-5 record during his time with the Steelers. 

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