That's the longest streak in NFL history. Quarterback Russell Wilson has averaged 174.5 passing yards per game, and accounted for five touchdowns compared to four turnovers during this four-game losing streak.

There were several points in the Pittsburgh Steelers 19-17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals where it felt like head coach Mike Tomlin might turn to quarterback Justin Fields to give the Steelers offense a spark. It never happened and despite the close score, the offense had very little to do with it.

Steelers quarterback Justin Fields was back on the gameday roster in Week 18 after missing two games with an abdominal injury, but he was one of two Pittsburgh players who dressed for the game without taking any snaps.

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.

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.

As we wait for the start of the playoffs this weekend, we've had the chance to dig back into several Pittsburgh Steelers games from 2024 with a keen eye on the Steelers use of quarterback Justin Fields.

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

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

It seems Mike Tomlin won't rule that out, or at least the return of Fields to the game plan... Justin Fields could be utilized against Ravens "I'm certainly open to utilizing Just