**Tomlin's Call: Russell Wilson Leads Steelers to Victory with Stellar Performance**

In a bold decision that paid off handsomely, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin opted to start quarterback Russell Wilson against the New York Jets on Sunday night, resulting in a decisive 37-15 victory. The Steelers, trailing 15-13 at halftime, came alive in the second half, with Wilson emerging as a key playmaker.

Making his debut, Wilson showcased his seasoned skills, completing 16 of 29 passes for a total of 264 yards and scoring two touchdowns. Adding to his impressive performance, he also rushed for three yards, securing a touchdown on the ground. This strong showing has sparked conversations about his potential to start in upcoming games.

Initially, many fans were rooting for Justin Fields, who had led the Steelers to a 4-2 record prior to Wilson's start. Fields' previous success had built up significant expectations, and the Acrisure Stadium crowd was less than welcoming to Wilson in the first half. However, the tides seem to have turned following the triumphant win.

When asked on Tuesday whether Wilson would start in the upcoming Monday night game against the New York Giants, Tomlin’s response implied a likely continuation. "He's scheduled to take first-team reps tomorrow and we'll see where the week leads us," Tomlin said, accompanied by a wide smile and laughter, hinting at his satisfaction with Wilson's performance.

Despite this, Tomlin made it clear that Fields remains an integral part of the team's strategy. "We're building a plan to beat the New York Football Giants," Tomlin stated. "This week, we've got two capable guys. We're going to ready them. They both need to be ready to work."

The focus now shifts to whether Tomlin will stick with Wilson for the rest of the 2024 season or if Fields will reclaim his starting position. For now, all eyes are on the Steelers' preparation for their next big game against the Giants.