Raiders Land Cousins, Steelers Scramble for QB

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Las Vegas Raiders just locked in veteran quarterback Kurt Cousins on a big deal.

This move shakes things up for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who had him pegged as a solid plan

B if Aaron Rogers calls it quits after this season.

Cousins brings a ton of experience, with over a decade in the league, and four pro-Bull

nods.

He was coming off in Achilles' injury last year, but showed he can still sling it, and

the Raiders jumped quick to snag him before free agency heated up.

Even more.

Steelers fans are buzzing online, wondering if this closes a door on their backup plans.

Pittsburgh's QB room already has Russell Wilson and Justin Fields, but losing Cousins

as an option amps up the pressure if Rogers walks.

No word yet on Rogers' future.

But the Steelers front office is staying quiet, while scouting other vets.

They might pivot to younger arms in the draft, or dig deeper into free agency for that

steady hand.

Bottom line.

The AFC North stays wide open.

Keep eyes on Pittsburgh as they plot their next throw.