Steelers lose QB Kenny Pickett to rib injury late in first half vs. Jaguars, replaced by Trubisky


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PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett's bumpy second season took another abrupt turn on Sunday when he exited a 20-10 loss to Jacksonville with a rib injury. The Steelers were driving late in the first half when Pickett was hit by Jacksonville defensive end Adam Gotsis near midfield after releasing an incomplete pass. Pickett grabbed his chest as he made his way off the field. Mitch Trubisky played the final offensive snap of the first half for Pittsburgh. Pickett came out to warm up at the start of the second half but remained on the sideline while Trubisky finished the game.

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