Steelers Face Quarterback Dilemma Ahead of Playoff Clash with Ravens
Mike Tomlin weighs starting Russell Wilson or Justin Fields as Pittsburgh looks to end a four-game skid and secure their first playoff win since 2017.
- The Steelers enter the AFC wild-card round against the Ravens after losing their last four games, raising questions about quarterback performance and team dynamics.
- Head coach Mike Tomlin has not ruled out utilizing Justin Fields, whose mobility could offer a strategic advantage, though Russell Wilson is expected to start.
- Russell Wilson's recent struggles include a sharp drop in offensive production, while Justin Fields has shown promise in limited starts with fewer turnovers and added rushing ability.
- Former players and analysts are divided on the team's issues, with some blaming Wilson's performance and others pointing to defensive lapses during the losing streak.
- A loss to the Ravens could lead to significant offseason changes for the Steelers, including the potential departure of Wilson and a reassessment of the quarterback position.
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