The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially named Russell Wilson as their starting quarterback for Week 1 against the Atlanta Falcons, following an offseason battle with Justin Fields. Head coach Mike Tomlin emphasized Wilson's experience and readiness, stating he has the 'pole position' in the competition. Wilson, who signed a one-year contract after being released by the Denver Broncos, completed 10 of 12 passes during preseason. Fields, acquired from the Chicago Bears, will serve as the backup, with potential packages to utilize his mobility. This season is pivotal for Wilson as he aims to prove he can still be a starting QB in the NFL, having faced significant challenges in his recent tenure. The Steelers are looking to capitalize on Wilson's veteran skills while managing the expectations surrounding his performance.