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The\u00a0Pittsburgh Steelers\u00a0let both\u00a0Russell Wilson\u00a0and\u00a0Justin Fields\u00a0get some action during their win versus the\u00a0Baltimore Ravens\u00a0in Week 11. The offense struggled the most it had all season with Wilson under center, not finding the end zone once. Pittsburgh threw Fields into the game twice to use his legs, and it certainly benefited them. Even though Fields was limited in opportunities against Baltimore, there’s a great chance Pittsburgh gives him even more chances in their next game against the Cleveland Browns.<\/p>\n
Both of Fields’ carries were over eight yards, and his most crucial run came on a second down and 10 with just over a minute remaining in the game. His nine-yard carry set up an easy third down and one for\u00a0Najee Harris\u00a0to put the game away. Fields hadn’t been on the field with the offense since his last start in Week 6, and his recent hamstring injury prevented him from getting any\u00a0package plays.<\/p>\n
Pittsburgh is on a short week and will travel to Cleveland for\u00a0Thursday Night Football\u00a0<\/em>in Week 12. The Browns are coming off of a brutal\u00a035-14\u00a0loss to the New Orleans Saints, led by Derek Carr\u00a0and Taysom Hill. Carr threw for over 240 yards and two touchdowns, but Hill was the key factor in the Saints’ win. Hill, New Orleans’ gadget player that can pass, run, and catch, scored three touchdowns and totaled 188 rushing and receiving yards.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n\n