Former Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger shared an unconventional idea for the Steelers offense: using Justin Fields at wide receiver.

Like the snow that fell in Cleveland on Thursday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense came on slowly in the loss to the Browns until a late spurt erased a 12-point deficit and nearly helped the Steelers escape Huntington Bank Field with a win.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have put their plan to increase quarterback Justin Fields' involvement in motion, though it's not yet a completely ironed-out component

The package involving Pittsburgh's backup QB was on display again in their loss at Cleveland. Steelers OC Arthur Smith was asked about it as they prepare for Cincinnati.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have tried their hand with both quarterbacks, and even both quarterbacks in the same game. They've found success in all three scenarios, but not consistent success. Not consistent enough.

Steelers QB Russell Wilson addressed not being on the field, and Justin Fields throwing a pass on third down in the 4th vs. the Browns.

Pittsburgh Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger wants to see the Steelers play Justin Fields at wide receiver and other positions to enhance the usage of the ‘Justin Fields package.’ As it stands, Fields has only lined up at quarterback,

After mixed success for the Pittsburgh Steelers' Justin Fields package in two games of using it, head coach Mike Tomlin has addressed the future of the package in his Tuesday press conference with the media.

NFL reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala of CBS Sports raised some eyebrows when she said on Tuesday that "it's totally within the realm of possibility that Justin Fields" replaces Russell Wilson as the Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback at some point this season in part because of the club's red-zone struggles.