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Report: Steelers Set Asking Price for Mason Rudolph

The Pittsburgh Steelers have their number for Mason Rudolph.

Noah Strackbein

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The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly have compensation in mind for quarterback Mason Rudolph, and are waiting until teams hit that threshold, according to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Ray Fittipaldo.

The Steelers currently have Rudolph taking second-team reps during summer workouts, but Fittipaldo said they'd be willing to part ways with the fifth-year quarterback. Their asking price right now is a fifth-round pick. 

Rudolph is believed to have an opportunity to start this season for the Steelers, but Mitch Trubisky holds the lead in the battle heading into training camp. First-round pick Kenny Pickett seems like the obvious choice as the backup if Rudolph does not win the job. 

Rudolph holds a $4 million cap hit this season with $1 million in dead money, if the team decided to release him.

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Noah Strackbein
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