Mike Tomlin reveals decision reached between Russell Wilson and Justin Fields as Steelers starting quarterback.

Head coach Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers (4-2) has decided who will start at quarterback in Sunday’s Week 7 home game against the New York Jets (2-4). However, Tomlin is keeping the decision “in-house,” according to Brooke Pryor of ESPN. Justin Fields has started the first six games of the season, but with Russell Wilson fully healthy from a calf injury sustained on the eve of training camp, the 35-year-old has

The offense has struggled as a whole, despite Fields’ improvement from his stint with the Chicago Bears (4-2). Pittsburgh has the 26th-ranked offense in the NFL, averaging only 298.3 yards per game. The defense has led the way, giving up only 14.3 points per game. Fields has thrown for 1,106 yards, five touchdowns, and one interception on 66.3% of his passes. His legs have saved the Steelers at times, as he has ran for 231 yards and five touchdowns.

Steelers’ Russell Wilson prepares to start in Week 7 against the Jets

Wilson was named the starter over Fields before reaggravating his calf injury and could be poised to reclaim his spot against New York. That, of course, will be revealed whenever Tomlin decides. Wilson, who was active for the first time this season in Week 6, said he’s “preparing to get ready to go” as the Steelers’ starter on Sunday.

“I’m more myself physically, being up and running and all that stuff, so I feel good,” Wilson said Thursday. “… You want to be able to move around, and I’ve never missed a game before, so that has been a difficulty in itself. It has been disappointing, but I have also matured significantly. I believe you understand that you just continue to adore each day.

“You continue to find ways to lead, to just embrace the challenges, the hard stuff, the roadblocks, and everything else. And you are looking forward to the journey.