If the Pittsburgh Steelers are successful in reviving quarterback Justin Fields, his market will be the toughest obstacle. They are currently discussing a possible deal with Fields and Russell Wilson.
What, then, would be a reasonable contract for Fields? According to Spotrac’s market value, Fields will receive approximately $7 million for a one-year contract. Although that sounds a little low, historical comparisons are being used.
In any case, Fields is probably worth a little more than that, and the Steelers will probably want to sign him to a longer contract than just the 2025 campaign after team president Art Rooney II stated that he would like to have Fields under a multi-year agreement.
The Steelers will probably have to stave off other clubs interested in signing Fields, who has previously stated that he wants to stay with the organization because he does not want to learn another playbook.
In 2025, Fields might be considered as a viable answer for quarterbacking problems by teams like the New York Jets, Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns, Las Vegas Raiders, and New York Giants. Although Fields’ desires are still unknown, a return to Pittsburgh appears to be a possibility. Other teams ought to be interested in him, though.
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