Queen has remained plenty productive on the stat sheet since joining the Steelers, logging at least 120 tackles in each of the last two seasons. He's also been on the field constantly, totaling 1,032 and 1,105 defensive snaps, respectively. That seemingly puts Queen among the elite IDP options, but the rest of the context about his outlook is hardly so optimistic. He has been a disaster in both run defense and coverage, missing 20.5 percent of tackles in the former category in 2025, while also surrendering 11.2 yards per reception and 114.6 passer rating against him in the latter. It remains to be seen how new defensive coordinator Patrick Graham chooses to deploy Pittsburgh's linebacker corps. Perhaps a new scheme will help Queen get on track, but both Cole Holcomb and Malik Harrison remain on the roster and could challenge him for playing time if his past level of play carries over. It's difficult to project Queen poorly given his past production, but the risk is high that he underperforms in 2026.