The Pittsburgh Steelers would like to bring back quarterback Justin Fields, but his market will be the biggest dictator if that will come to fruition. In the meantime, they are talking to Fields and Russell Wilson about a potential deal.

It’s been a few weeks since the Steelers’ 2024-25 season ended with a playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens. And the focus has already moved to rebuilding (or reloading, depending on your team philosophy) for the upcoming season.

In the wake of Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II saying this week they can "probably" only keep one of their top two quarterbacks from this

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler writes that some in the Pittsburgh Steelers organization are comfortable with Justin Fields as the starting quarterback in 2025. Fields has upside and more mobility than impending free-agent QB Russell Wilson.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields are both set to become free agents, but their values are very different.

The Steelers are facing a new dilemma with bringing back Justin Fields. George Pickens is rumored to affect the plans.

And in 2023, that was the case with the Pittsburgh Steelers and WR George Pickens. Then in 2024, that caught up to both of them, as Pickens only got worse in his behavior, and still received little repercussion.

Spotrac estimates Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields’ market value at one-year, $6,430,931. It would make him the 27th-highest paid quarterback in the NFL. 🏈 Steelers rookie center Zach Frazier was one of nine centers in 2024 to surrender one sack or less (min.

While Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin seemingly remains a big supporter of veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, some within the Steelers reportedly favor re-signing 25-year-old Justin Fields after he went 4-2 as a starter this past fall when Wilson was recovering from a lingering calf injury.