The Pittsburgh Steelers have been very publicly in the market for a new quarterback. On Thursday, they finally landed one, and it's a familiar face. According to NFL Media, the Steelers are signing Mason Rudolph to a two-year deal that will pay him a total of $8 million,

DK Metcalf was introduced to the media Thursday after his trade from the Seattle Seahawks to Pittsburgh Steelers became official. He joins George Pickens in what should be one of the NFL's most talented wide receiver duos, but the Steelers' quarterback situation remains a huge question mark.

It all started Sunday with a phone call with Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, general manager Omar Khan and team president Art Rooney II. The trio of decision makers answered the former Seattle Seahawk’s trade request, and then Pittsburgh promptly extended the two-time Pro Bowler with a handsome new five-year, $150 million contract.

DK Metcalf said he immediately felt welcomed by the Steelers as his trade from the Seahawks unfolded earlier this week.