It seems the Pittsburgh Steelers may be set to give Justin Fields the starting quarterback job in 2025. After a trade from the Chicago Bears, Fields started six games for the team to start the year, leading the Steelers to a 4-2 record in those games.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a tough decision to make regarding the quarterback position following a season characterized by passing inconsistency. Offensive production was not the only problem, but certainly part of their demise for this season.

Russell Wilson failed to elevate Mike Tomlin's Steelers, so it's more likely that they'll roll with Justin Fields next season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers seem poised to keep Justin Fields around for at least the 2025 season, according to Steelers insider Gerry Dulac from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Mike Tomlin is staying with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the coach recently left the door open for wholesale quarterback change going into the 2025 NFL season. Accordingly, all signs point to veteran Russell Wilson exiting via free agency,

Both QBs are set to be free agents, and the Steelers need a starter for 2025, without many appealing options available elsewhere.

With both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields hitting free agency, the Steelers must decide who gives them the best chance to win in 2025.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are more likely to re-sign Justin Fields than not, according to insider Gerry Dulac. During his weekly chat, Dulac gave optimism that the team would not only bring back Fields, but do it for a contract that will not break the bank.

One insider believes the Pittsburgh Steelers could lose their top choices at offensive coordinator and quarterback.