Amid growing criticism of the Steelers' offensive struggles, Mike Tomlin finally addressed if Justin Fields could have replaced Russell Wilson as the starting quarterback.

Pittsburgh Steelers' Mike Tomlin addressed whether he considered a Week 18 QB change as calls mount to bench Russell Wilson for Justin Fields.

Earlier Saturday afternoon the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Cleveland Browns by a final score of 35-10, clinching the AFC North and the No. 3 seed in the AFC

After a rollercoaster season and swirling speculation with the Steelers, Justin Fields has finally revealed his plans for the next chapter of his NFL career.

While the Steelers are consistently competitive under Tomlin, they haven’t won a playoff game since eight years ago, when they reached the AFC Championship game. They have struggled to find a successor to longtime quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, having moved on from 2022 first-round pick Kenny Pickett after just two years.

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,

Russell Wilson sent a powerful message to Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers after a devastating loss against the Cincinnati Bengals. As the NFL playoffs loom, Russell Wilson, the veteran quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers,

Mike Tomlin has led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a winning record for the 18th season in a row. That alone might earn him Hall of Fame consideration, but since he also has a Super Bowl win on his resume,

The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered their fourth straight loss, sparking frustration from head coach Mike Tomlin, who called out the offense following their defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals.