The Pittsburgh Steelers have some idea of what the Chicago Bears would want in a trade.

If the Pittsburgh Steelers are interested in making a move for quarterback Justin Fields, they now know the asking price the Chicago Bears will be looking for in the offseason.

With the Bears locking up the first pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, many believe they could be targeting USC quarterback Caleb Williams. With that move, they would deal Fields to a new team, with the Steelers instantly becoming a team to watch.

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler has now revealed there’s a belief Chicago would ask for less than a first-round pick.

“The consensus in an informal poll of league evaluators is that Fields would be worth a second- or third-round pick in a pre-draft trade,” Fowler writes.

The Steelers are rolling with Mason Rudolph in Week 18 and possibly into the playoffs if they make it. The decision opens up a bag of questions for this offseason, including what they’ll do with Kenny Pickett, if Rudolph could be the starter next season, and whether or not they’re looking for an alternative quarterback option.

If Fields is on the market this spring, expect the Steelers to be a team in the mix for the Chicago quarterback.

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Steelers Get (Small) Update on Ravens QB Situation

The Pittsburgh Steelers will wait to find out who the Baltimore Ravens quarterback will be.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will wait and see which quarterback they’ll face when they take on the Baltimore Ravens in Week 18. Despite locking up the top seed in the AFC with their Week 17 win over the Miami Dolphins, head coach John Harbaugh said the team hasn’t made a decision on who they’ll start in the regular season finale but knows when they’ll make the call.

“I have not made a decision on any personnel yet,” Harbaugh said. “We have to work through the injury part of it first, and that will take us 24-48 hours. We’re not going to keep it a secret. We’ll let you know what we’ll do once we start practicing.”

To this point, Lamar Jackson may have locked up the MVP and put the Ravens in contention for the Super Bowl. They’ll have a first-round bye in the playoffs and the AFC would need to go through them if they win in the Divisional Round.

If Jackson does not start, backup Tyler Huntley will take the field for the Ravens. He went 1-1 against the Steelers last season and is 3-5 all-time, throwing for 1,811 yards and seven touchdowns to seven interceptions. He did make the Pro Bowl last season.

Head coach Mike Tomlin said he’s focused more on schematics this week when preparing for the Ravens as they don’t know who will play quarterback.

“We prepare for what they’re capable of. We prepare for their best,” Tomlin said. “And so that makes that conversation less significant. We better be prepared to defend the best of them or stop the best of them in a component of what they do is schematics and is not necessarily people. And so we better be ready for the schematic component of what they do. And so that’s not a big deal for us, to be quite honest with you.”

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