Justin Fields’ media absence raises questions about his Steelers future as the team faces key decisions ahead of the 2025 season.

NFL insider Albert Breer shares which quarterback he believes the Pittsburgh Steelers are more likely to re-sign this offseason.

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.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' poor end of the season might have opened the door to a change at quarterback for the 2025 season. Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH -- Mike Tomlin says he never considered pivoting to Justin Fields as Russell Wilson struggles. Fields returned from an abdominal injury on Saturday to become the team’s backup, and in the early portion of the fourth quarter, the Steelers had just 91 yards of total offense.

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.

During his season-ending press conference, Mike Tomlin said he was still in the process of unearthing what led to the Steelers ' five-game losing streak to close out the 2024 season. Just before and shortly following Tomlin's presser, two reports have come out that have done just that, likely to the head coach's chagrin.

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.

Mike Tomlin’s comments on Justin Fields spark questions about who the Steelers signal caller will be heading into the 2025 season.

After a heartbreaking playoff loss to the Ravens, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin addresses the future of quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields.

During his season-ending press conference on Tuesday, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin was asked about the team’s plans at quarterback next season. At no point did he make a strong suggestion that the franchise was intending to retain Russell Wilson as the starter.