Fields' best statistical performance of the season came in a Steelers loss, but he has nonetheless guided Pittsburgh to a 3-1 start. Has he done enough to win the QB1 job?

Pittsburgh quarterback Russell Wilson's calf injury is improving, but Justin Fields will get the start when the Steelers host the Dallas Cowboys in Week 5.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said he anticipates Russell Wilson will be able to begin participating in drills with a live pocket.

That's right, because Fields was such a late insertion into the Steelers offense in Week 1, he was largely tasked with running an offensive gameplan designed by Smith for Wilson, who is more of a pocket passer that loves deep vertical concepts than a horizontal passer who can chunk up a defense with a legs.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The Pittsburgh Steelers are undefeated no more, suffering their first loss of the 2024 season at the hands of the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, 27-24. Now at 3-1, the Steelers turn their attention to the 2-2 Dallas Cowboys, coming off a 20-15 win over the New York Giants.

The Steelers sit at 3-1 and head back home from Indianapolis to host the Dallas Cowboys in Week 5. They'll look to rebound, and knowing head coach Mike Tomlin and how he operates,

Justin Fields’ reign as the Steelers starter continues. Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday that Russell Wilson would see his practice participation “pick up some” this week, meaning Fields will almost assuredly be under center for a fifth straight start in Week 5’s matchup with the Cowboys.

Justin Fields continues finding ways to prove he should remain the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting quarterback ahead of Russell Wilson.

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost their first game of the season, and even if it was only by three points, it felt like much more. Add up poor coaching

Russell Wilson‘s balky right calf is improving. It just might not heal in time for him to wrest the Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback job away from Justin Fields, at least in the short