As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for their high-stakes playoff matchup against the Ravens, Justin Fields is stepping up as a potential game-changer. Mike Tomlin is keeping the quarterback situation under wraps.

Steelers and Arthur Smith have an interesting option at quarterback in Justin Fields for the Wild Card matchup against the Ravens.

Justin Fields has not started since Week 6 against the Las Vegas Raiders, but it is clear that he wants to return to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Speaking with Kevin Gorman of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Fields minced no words when asked about his future with the team.

AKA "the Khan Artist"—has officially outsmarted the Chicago Bears for the second time in less than two years. While the outcome of the Chase Claypool trade was clearly one-sided in Pittsburgh's favor,

The odds are against the Pittsburgh Steelers heading into the playoffs. They're listed as nearly double-digit underdogs for their Super Wild Card Weekend clash

According to ESPN NFL reporter Adam Schefter, the Steelers want to re-sign Wilson in the offseason but questioned whether or not they would. Schefter offered up nothing to do with Fields as an option for the Steelers this offseason despite going 4-2 as a starter this season.

However, Fields hopes the Ravens spend some time trying to stop his set of plays. That could take away time from the preparation with the Wilson-led offense. If the Steelers want to sprinkle in some wrinkle with Wilson, it could slip by the Ravens because of what Fields brings.

Mike Tomlin was clear in talking about the possibility of using Justin Fields as the starting QB in place of Russell Wilson in the first game of the NFL playoffs against the Baltimore Ravens.

Brandon Stephens could have a busy night against the Steelers. Todd Monken talks about head coach interview requests.

When the Pittsburgh Steelers made it known they were getting two capable quarterbacks on their roster for the 2024 season in Russell Wilson and Justin Fields, it surely started a big debate.

Chargers safety Tony Jefferson was mic'd up for the Bolts' win vs the Las Vegas Raiders. Watch him as he reacts to the Chargers clinching the 5th seed in the playoffs, geeks out over Justin Herbert and "Little Ladd" McConkey,