Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl linebacker Patrick Queen has broken his silence on his soon-to-expire contract and the insane trade rumors that dominated offseason headlines.
Speaking with reporters at OTAs, Queen addressed the elephant in the room: his expiring contract and the trade rumors that ran rampant all offseason.
"There were talks here and there," Queen said via reporter Chris Adamski. "Nothing crazy. Obviously, I saw the whole [trade] charade that went on this offseason. Just talking to them, no movement either way. At the end of the day, they got business to handle, I got business to handle. My business is to go out there and play the best football I can and put myself in a good position, put our team in a good position."
Back in March, Queen trade rumors took on a life of their own, with some reports suggesting the Steelers and Cowboys engaged in talks about a potential deal.
Queen, in the last year of the three-year contract he signed back in 2024, could realistically play his final season with Pittsburgh in 2026, which is actually the fate one Steelers insider believes is most likely.
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