The Pittsburgh Steelers’ season came crashing down over the final five weeks, as Mike Tomlin’s squad saw a 10-3 record disintegrate into five consecutive losses. The last of those defeats came at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card round in a 28-14 beatdown to end the Steelers’ season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers would love to re-sign Justin Fields to a new contract this offseason, NFL insider Albert Breer says. Breer says that frustration within the organization grew with Russell Wilson down the stretch and Fields could return as a result of that, but he is unsure if that role would be as a starter.

Will Russell Wilson or Justin Fields be back? Mike Tomlin says the team is "open to considering those guys," but the Steelers have some major discussions ahead regarding the quarterback position.

The futures of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields are up in the air after they both played their first seasons with the team. Both veteran quarterbacks were signed to one-year deals last spring,

According to an NFL insider, the Pittsburgh Steelers would love to re-sign Justin Fields in 2025 free agency, but there's a catch.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were fortunate to have two capable quarterbacks in the 2024 season in Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. Of course, both were very cheap, as Fields was still on his rookie deal,

It could be a case of the Steelers wanting to re-sign Fields at the end of the season but don’t want to show too much of Fields so as to keep him off the radar of NFL teams eyeing a quarterback. This would allow the Steelers to potentially bring Fields back on the cheap to be the starter in 2025 and let Wilson walk.

“The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to pull out all the stops, and that includes a sprinkling of Justin Fields,” Schefter said. “Later on, we could see, and are expected to see, a sprinkling of Fields to spice up what has been a stagnant offense.”

Backup quarterback Justin Fields reportedly may be a factor in the Pittsburgh Steelers' AFC Wild Card playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens on

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin does not know who his starting quarterback will be in 2025. Tomlin said today that there are "a lot of unanswered questions" about the future in Pittsburgh, and that the quarterback position is one of them.

It didn’t take long for Justin Fields to make his NFL playoff debut. The Pittsburgh Steelers’ change-of-pace quarterback, Fields checked in for the third snap from scrimmage of Saturday night’s wild-card round game against the Baltimore Ravens.