Steelers All-Pro picks off former starting QB in his return to Pittsburgh

Mitch Trubisky was a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers for two short years that fekt like an eternity to many who watched.

A tenure marred by interceptions and bad decisions, Trubisky returned to Pittsburgh for the first time after being released as the starting QB for the Buffalp Bills on Saturday night.

It went similar to how things were when he left:

Trubisky Picked off by Killebrew

Hard to say exactly what Trubisky was aiming for here, but the ball was certainly airmailed en route to his target, and safety Miles Killebrew who's a reigning All-Pro on special teams took his lunch money.

Trubisky's career has been one of flashes, but duds. Bills fans were surprised that he took first-team reps on Saturday after the team announced that Josh Allen would start, but bad weather and sloppy field conditions likely had the Bills deciding to play it safe.