It’s stupid of the Pittsburgh Steelers to try to expose quarterback Justin Fields as a kick return specialist; they’re playing with fire.

On his Not Just Football podcast, Steelers running back Jaylen Warren informed Cam Heyward that the team was amenable to the suggestion.

Regarding the new structure, Warren told ESPN, “I think it’s pretty good.” “Everything begins to happen as soon as you contact the ball.

“Justin Fields was mentioned by our special teams coordinator as being back there. “Hold up, hold up,” we say. We gave him a questioning look. “Justin Fields is going to be back there?” I’m not sure. It seems cool to me.

The backup quarterback ought to be exactly that—a backup to the star quarterback. When Aaron Rodgers sustained a season-ending injury in the first quarter of their opening-day victory over the Bills, we witnessed firsthand how quickly a season can turn around.