If an NFL team is going to be consistently successful, it takes a team effort. Whether it is the players, coaches or front office, everyone has a job to do and that job is vital. Unless of course you are the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pittsburgh Steelers' legendary Head Coach, Mike Tomlin hasn't been overly popular with the fan base as of late. Despite his remarkable achievement of never having a losing season in 18 years, fans have grown frustrated with his inability to lead the team past the playoff hurdle since the 2016 season.

Team owner and president Art Rooney II wants to keep Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, but likely not both of them. So who will it be?

While Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin seemingly remains a big supporter of veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, some within the Steelers reportedly favor re-signing 25-year-old Justin Fields after he went 4-2 as a starter this past fall when Wilson was recovering from a lingering calf injury.

Despite speculation that Russell Wilson could be looking to leave the Pittsburgh Steelers and sign with the Las Vegas Raiders, it sounds like that is not his plan. Russell Wilson served as the starting quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers this season,