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The NFL trade deadline is less than a month away. The Pittsburgh Steelers are 4-2 and prepping to take on the New Orleans Saints in Paris. It makes sense for the Steelers to be quote-unquote buyers at the deadline. Especially…

FOX Sports analyst Ralph Vacchiano named linebacker Patrick Queen as the Pittsburgh Steelers' most likely trade candidate ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Vacchiano highlighted that Queen is in the final season of his three-year, $41 million contract and could serve as a valuable rental for a contending defense needing help.
Pike notes that Queen's production in Pittsburgh has not matched his previous impact with the Baltimore Ravens, recording fewer tackles for loss and sacks. With veteran linebacker Elandon Roberts returning to the roster, the Steelers could potentially use Queen as part of a package to address other positional needs.
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