As for QBs I would personally pursue to potentially replace Russell Wilson as the Steelers QB1 in 2025, if I'm being honest...Justin Fields is not really at the top of my list.

Now, maybe there's just no better options out there for PIT & the plan becomes to hand the keys to a QB who is obviously still a massive talent from a physical perspective to see how much of a leap he takes in year 2 compared to year 1.

I will say Tomlin & Art do seem to like Fields enough where that is probably the most likely route the Steelers take at QB1 next season.

If that is the plan they go with, my concerns about Fields downfield accuracy, downfield vision, pocket presence, footwork, & timing within structure certainly would still be there because those issues were still very much there on his tape in his 6 game stint as PIT's QB1 this season.

With that said, if Justin does develop his skillset as a pocket passer (a rather big if given it will now be his 5th year in the NFL), that's obviously fantastic for the Steelers because they've found 'their guy' at QB for the foreseeable future, but the chances of that not happening IMO are high enough where if the opportunity to get a more established veteran at a reasonable price presents itself, that's the route I would personally feel more comfortable with.

If PIT decides to rock with Fields next year, I will 100% be behind him & the team heading into 2025, and I genuinely hope I'm wrong about his developmental prospects and he catapults into superstardom in the Black & Gold, but make no mistake, PIT would very much be banking on a rather large jump in Fields' in-structure playmaking that I don't know is worth wagering another whole season on, but hey, sometimes greatness is born out of taking great risks, so maybe the 'go for broke' approach in pursuit of greatness is exactly what this team needs right now.

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