The Pittsburgh Steelers front office and Mike Tomlin have a critical decision to make after the 2024 NFL season comes to a close.

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.

The Pittsburgh Steelers may have handed the keys over to Russell Wilson as the starting quarterback, but that does not mean Justin Fields is not factored into the team‘s plans, especially in the second half of the season. In fact, the team’s own website says that Fields better be ready for a bigger role in the second half.

Thanks to a preseason injury to former Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Russell Wilson, former Ohio State star Justin Fields got the chance to start the season at

Pittsburgh Steelers backup quarterback Justin Fields' rare skill set helped prepare his teammates for Week 10 vs. the Washington Commanders.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has not ruled out using Justin Fields in a specialist role, despite the former first round pick losing his starting role to Russell Wilson

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.