The Pittsburgh Steelers couldn’t find a way to find any representation for Justin Fields. Great week 7 win against New York JetsThere is some belief that it may still be available in certain packages in the near future.

When asked if Fields’ mobility could be a weapon in the red zone. “Asked and Answered” section for the Steelers’ official websiteBob Labriola responded by citing Russell Wilson’s exemplary on-field numbers and instead stating that the team would find other ways to incorporate both quarterbacks into their game plans.

“I believe in-game takeaways for Justin Fields are in the future, but Russell Wilson is one of the highest-rated red zone quarterbacks in the NFL,” Labriola wrote. “With the Broncos in 2023, Wilson ranked fifth in the NFL in red zone touchdown passes and had only 1 red zone interception in his 60 attempts. Again, I believe the Steelers plan to use Fields in some way over the next 10 games bye.” , but the idea that they need to find an alternative to Wilson as a quarterback in the red zone is wrong.”

Although it’s a dream so-called two point guard system Even though he came up short against the Jets, Fields still has a defined lane toward playing time. During Wilson will likely remain the starterHe is no longer the athlete he once was and operates more out of the pocket at this stage of his career.

Although Wilson’s strengths as a receiver have been a boon to Pittsburgh’s passing game and offense in general, the team would be wise to continue to take advantage of Fields’ legs to relieve him and keep the defense honest.

Fields is one of the most dangerous and dynamic quarterbacks of any player at his position, and there are many ways the Steelers can take full advantage of that without stepping on Wilson’s toes. He should have opportunities to come off the bench and make an impact on any play, whether it be designed runs, read options, or even run-pass options.

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