Though it’s been penciled in for weeks, the Pittsburgh Steelers officially won’t give up additional trade compensation as part of their deal with the Chicago Bears for QB Justin Fields. As part of the agreement back in March, Pittsburgh would’ve sent a 2025 fourth-round pick had Fields logged 51 percent of the offense’s snaps over the regular season. Instead, it will remain as sixth-round compensation.
Checking with Over The Cap’s Nick Korte, there’s no known examples of postseason snaps impacting snap count conditions and there’s been no reporting of it being any different in the Fields trade.