Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin made a huge move when he decided to bench quarterback Justin Fields in favor of Russell Wilson. The offense has come to life with Wilson at quarterback but the team has always left the door open for Fields to play in

While Russell Wilson has fully entrenched himself as the Steelers QB1, Pittsburgh still likes what Justin Fields brings to the table.

With the 2025 salary cap set at $272.5 million, the Pittsburgh Steelers could explore keeping Russell Wilson and Justin Fields on their roster. Through strategic planning, they can balance their

When the Pittsburgh Steelers moved off Justin Fields in favor of Russell Wilson, head coach Mike Tomlin said the team could use Fields in a separate package to utilize his skill set. However, we haven't seen that yet.

Fields missed the Steelers contest against the New York Jets in Week 8 due to a hamstring injury. The former Ohio State standout was listed on the Week 10 injury report for the issue but was a full participant in practice last week. Pittsburgh took Fields off the injury report for their game against the Commanders, but he did not play.

The Pittsburgh Steelers came into the season with two quarterbacks, but only viewed one as their starter in 2024. After a calf injury to Russell W

Russell Wilson likely squashed any remnants of a quarterback controversy in Pittsburgh with Sunday's performance. The Steelers won their third straight start since replacing Justin Fields for the veteran quarterback.

The Pittsburgh Steelers decided to go from quarterback Justin Fields to quarterback Russell Wilson a few weeks back despite the fact that the former compiled a 4-2 record over his six starts. Here's why the Steelers made the change.