Quarterback Monday just isn't going to cut it.

We're going to do a quarterback Tuesday, and we're going to bring it today.

Buckle up.

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Good Tuesday morning.

I'm Dan Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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to check out as well. Justin Fields has his critics, and they're well within their rights to be precisely that.

I take no issue with it.

Here's the problem that I do have, however, in this general context.

For everyone who suggests that Fields should not be the Steelers QB1 in the 2025 season,

there might be one out of 20 who will suggest who actually should be that player.

Ah, see, now I got you scrambling already.

Because that's actually kind of the point here.

We're not living in some ideal world here where Omar Khan can just say, well, I'll just

have a Joe Burrow then.

You have to play the hand you're dealt. Or to some extent in the

Steelers case, the hand that they've kind of created for themselves. And you have to stay within

the system and the salary cap and everything else. So the point here isn't whether or not

fields can be treated like quarterback royalty and being

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