### Steel Dilemma: Fields or Wilson as Steelers Face Raiders?

As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for their upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders, a significant decision looms over Head Coach Mike Tomlin regarding the team's starting quarterback. Justin Fields has admirably guided the team to a 3-2 record in the absence of veteran Russell Wilson, who has been sidelined due to a calf injury.

Wilson, a seasoned quarterback, is set to return to practice on Wednesday as a full participant, for the first time since his injury. While Wilson will initially take second-team reps, Fields will continue to lead with the first-team reps. This development places Tomlin in a challenging position as he evaluates the quarterbacks' health and preparedness ahead of Sunday’s matchup.

During a press conference on Tuesday, Tomlin remained non-committal about who will start on Sunday, indicating that further evaluation is necessary. "Until Russ gets to a point where we're comfortable with what we're looking at... we're going to continue to push forward with Justin until those things are legitimate and then we'll make those decisions," Tomlin stated. This suggests that Tomlin prioritizes ensuring Wilson's full recovery before he's considered for the starting role.

The Steelers' coaching staff is reportedly pleased with Fields' performance, despite a recent loss to the Dallas Cowboys. However, the possibility of Wilson making his Steelers debut remains, depending on how he performs in practice this week. The situation leaves fans and analysts eagerly awaiting Tomlin's final decision.

As the week progresses, the Steelers will monitor both quarterbacks closely to determine the best course of action for the crucial game against the Raiders. Whether they stick with the promising Fields or switch to the experienced Wilson, the decision will undoubtedly play a significant role in the team's ongoing season.