The Pittsburgh Steelers had their best offensive output of the season in their 37-15 win over the New York Jets, which was the team’s first game with Russell Wilson at quarterback. Mike Tomlin made the decision himself to start Wilson and bench QB Justin Fields, who had started the team’s first six games and led them to a 4-2 record, and at least after tonight, it seems like it was a good one. Regardless, the Steelers wouldn’t be in this position, now at 5-2, without Fields, and T.J. Watt said the whole team is behind Fields and credited how he’s handled the situation.
‘We Back The Head Coach:’ T.J. Watt, Pat Freiermuth Trust What Mike Tomlin Is Doing
