Justin Fields turned a new leaf in 2024 after the Chicago Bears traded him to the Pittsburgh Steelers. During his time under center with the Steelers, Fields proved he has the mettle to be a winning quarterback.

It’s an exciting time for every team, even more so when you’re someone like the New York Jets and quarterbacks start being connected to you. Enter: Justin Fields. Fields is set to be one of the top free agent quarterbacks after spending last season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Steelers president Art Rooney II is on record saying that his preference would be for Pittsburgh to re-sign either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields. At this point, the Steelers have not decided which quarterback to bring back for the 2025 season.

While their preference would be to re-sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, the Steelers may consider signing four-time league MVP and future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers to help stabilize their quarterback position.

The Pittsburgh Steelers seem to be leaning increasingly toward Justin Fields as their quarterback in 2025. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler gave the latest update on Fields and the Steelers on Thursday, saying there is plenty of internal optimism that a deal will be made for Pittsburgh with Fields.

Justin Fields' 2024 season was an up-and-down affair for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He took them to a 4-2 record before Russell Wilson returned, giving the team confidence in him if he ever had to step back into the starting role.

ESPN and NFL.com both believe Pittsburgh Steelers quareterback Justin Fields would fit nicely elsewhere next season.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields was limited to just six starts at the beginning of the season until an injured Russell WIlson returned to take back over. In those games, though, Fields played well,

Mark Kaboly argues that Justin Fields may leave Pittsburgh in 2025 free agency as Russell Wilson remains the likely QB to return.

Omar Khan would not confirm or deny whether the Steelers reached out to Matthew Stafford's agent. "All options are on the table," he said.

The Steelers were a rumored landing spot in trade talk last offseason for Lance but opted for Russell and Fields instead. Wilson was once a top-10 NFL QB and a Super Bowl winner so that made sense. Fields had come off a so-so run in Chicago as the Bears QB but he possessed the experience Lance lacks.