Pittsburgh Kenny Pickett, the former quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, isn’t the NFL’s most highly regarded player right now.
He has actually received more criticism than praise since his trade to the Philadelphia Eagles, and one NFL source isn’t holding back
when it comes to his opinions of the former first-round choice.
After Russell Wilson arrived, Pickett reportedly handled it “poorly,” according to reports, and eventually asked to be traded. This led to
Pickett’s departure from the Steelers. After just two seasons, Pittsburgh listened and let go of the former starter, trading him to
Philadelphia for a fourth-round selection in 2025 along with two sixth-round selections and a third-round pick.
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk spoke with Chris Simms about the deal and shared his opinions regarding Pickett’s demeanor amid
the circumstances.
Florio remarked, “It seems like he had an entitlement complex.” “And in 24 regular-season starts, what has he accomplished? What
has he done to warrant any kind of entitlement? His standing in the draft? Is that right? If so, he must be ignorant about the NFL
because being selected in the draft does not guarantee anything. The important thing is to play when you get the chance.
And as we’ve been saying for months—and I apologize for saying this—this is a necessary element of what needs to be done. Guys
either play well or poorly. Nothing he has done has led anyone to conclude, “Wow, this guy might be special.” He hasn’t done anything
to cause someone to worry that if he does something a few times,
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