Patrick Queen has no injury designation right now.
What's happening with Patrick Queen
Pittsburgh has fielded trade calls on linebacker Patrick Queen, according to reports. The interest comes amid a wave of rumors following Indianapolis trading guard Quenton Nelson and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner. No deal involving Queen has been confirmed, but the Steelers' willingness to listen suggests his future in Pittsburgh could be uncertain.
The Buffalo Bills have reportedly shown interest in acquiring linebacker Patrick Queen, who is signed to a $41 million contract, as the Nov. 10 trade deadline approaches. Adding the Pro Bowler could bolster Buffalo's linebacker corps if a deal comes together before the deadline.
Speculation continues linking Patrick Queen to a possible trade from Pittsburgh to Dallas as the NFL deadline approaches. With the Steelers sitting atop the AFC North at 5-2, a deal involving the linebacker appears unlikely for now, though rumors persist amid the team's strong play this season.
ESPN analysts named Patrick Queen, who signed a $41 million deal with Pittsburgh, as a possible trade candidate. The designation comes despite his substantial contract, raising questions about his long-term fit with the Steelers. No trade talks or roster moves have been confirmed at this time.
Patrick Queen was fined by the NFL for an incident during Pittsburgh's Week 6 matchup with Tampa Bay. No further details on the infraction have been disclosed, but the penalty adds to scrutiny on the linebacker as the Steelers continue their season.
The Steelers have fielded trade interest in linebacker Patrick Queen, part of a wave of rumors sparked after the Colts dealt Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner.
The Buffalo Bills have been linked to acquiring Pro Bowl linebacker Patrick Queen, who carries a $41 million deal, ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
With Pittsburgh leading the AFC North at 5-2, a trade of Patrick Queen to the Cowboys seems unlikely, but speculation persists as the NFL trade deadline nears.