The Pittsburgh Steelers have made their final call on whether Justin Fields or Russell Wilson will lead the team against the Baltimore Ravens in a crucial playoff matchup.

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.

Mike Tomlin was clear in talking about the possibility of using Justin Fields as the starting QB in place of Russell Wilson in the first game of the NFL playoffs against the Baltimore Ravens.

While Tomlin maintains his almost robotic approach to the team regardless of the four-game losing streak, Smith seems a bit more desperate and really sounds like he is willing to do whatever it takes including play quarterback 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.

Pittsburgh Steelers backup QB Justin Fields had a message for the coaching staff ahead of the NFL playoffs amid the Russell Wilson debate.

As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for their high-stakes playoff matchup against the Ravens, Justin Fields is stepping up as a potential game-changer. Mike Tomlin is keeping the quarterback situation under wraps.