Last offseason, quarterback was one of the biggest question marks for the Pittsburgh Steelers. That is no different this year. Justin Fields only got to start six games in 2024, so he’s still a relative unknown, while Russell Wilson looked less reliable as the season went on. The Steelers could turn to the draft to solve their quarterback problem, but because this looks like a down quarterback class, analyst Mina Kimes wouldn’t be upset if the Steelers ran things back with one of Wilson or Fields.
“I think because of the nature of this quarterback class/draft, I wouldn’t be totally angry if they sat this one out, in terms of just bringing back one of the guys, Wilson or Fields, on a short-term deal and trying to improve the team around them,” Kimes said Thursday on her podcast.