The Steelers didn't go all in, but they did show faith that this team can go places with Wilson at quarterback.

Champions are made when no one is watching. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson personifies this attitude, as while many players take time to rest, relax, or enjoy life outside of football during their team's bye week,

A new -- and likely brief -- era started for the Pittsburgh Steelers leading up to Week 7 when Mike Tomlin made the bold decision to start Russell Wilson over Justin Fields. Under Wilson,

Quarterback Justin Fields led the Steelers to a 4-2 record while Russell Wilson sat out with a calf issue he aggravated a few days prior to Week 1. With Wilson back in the lineup, Pittsburgh has gone 2-0 and has arguably looked better than it did with Fields.

The Steelers signed Russell Wilson to a one-year deal after the Broncos released him. The QB's deal with Pittsburgh is a bargain.

The Steelers posted a 4-2 record over their first six games with Justin Fields as their quarterback, but it's clear that Wilson has the offense looking much better now that he's the team's starter. Through his first two starts, Wilson is completing 63.2 percent of his passes, while racking up 542 yards and three touchdowns along the way.