Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin announced that Russell Wilson will be the starting quarterback for the 2024 season, with Justin Fields serving as the backup. Tomlin indicated that Fields, acquired from the Bears, could still play a significant role, hinting at a 'Justin Fields package' to utilize his dynamic athleticism. Fields has demonstrated impressive stats during his career, including over 2,200 rushing yards, making him a valuable asset even in a backup role. Tomlin emphasized Wilson's experience as a key factor in the decision, citing his ability to handle high-pressure moments. The Steelers will open the season against the Atlanta Falcons on September 8, where Wilson will take the first snaps, but Fields may see action in specific situations. This creative use of Fields could add a new dimension to the Steelers' offense, reminiscent of past dual-threat quarterbacks.