“If I’m Being Real With Myself”: Justin Fields’ Shocking Admission That He Didn’t Do Enough To Keep Starting Quarterback Job From Russell Wilson 

Justin Fields had a golden opportunity to become the permanent starter of the Pittsburgh Steelers after quarterback Russell Wilson went down with a calf injury that lasted through Week 6 of the NFL season.& While Fields managed the game and made some spectacular plays with his legs as expected, the fourth-year veteran only threw five TDs in those six starts, with two three-point losses (20-17 to Dallas on Oct. 6 and 27-24 to the Indianapolis Colts on Sept. 29) serving as a glaring reminder that Fields has not made head coach Mike Tomlin a believer.  Reports say that there’s a strong probability that Wilson will probably get the nod on Sunday against the New York Jets.& Some former NFL players suggested on one popular morning show that Fields has already been informed of the switch. Justin Fields Admits He Hasn’t Been Good Enough To Keep Starting Job& Many Russell Wilson haters and analysts have implored Tomlin to let Fields cook. He does have a passing game of over 300 yards this season, and despite his low passing totals of 1,106 yards, he’s only thrown one pick.  With Wilson reportedly in strong contention to start on Sunday, his debut becomes one...