The Pittsburgh Steelers have been about average for most of Mike Tomlin's tenure with the organization, especially on the offensive side of the football. One thing that has stayed constant during Tomlin's time in charge is that the quarterback position has been a massive area of need since Ben Roethlisberger started to decline and eventually retired from the NFL.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly thinking outside the box a bit when it comes to finding their next starting quarterback, as the team has inquired about a trade for a former high draft pick who was recently signed to a monster deal.

According to Ryan Burr of the Big Ten Network, the Pittsburgh Steelers have reached out to the Jacksonville Jaguars to enquire about a trade for franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence.