<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4R11fx_0wE8CWng00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4R11fx_0wE8CWng00" width="1000" height="600" ></figure>The NFL season is heading into Week Seven, and that means it is a week closer to the NFL Trade Deadline. Teams will be major buyers and sellers as the true direction of teams is being showcased as to whether they are actual contenders or on the verge of a rebuild. One of those teams that is contending, but missing a few pieces is the Pittsburgh Steelers, and they have a player in Justin Fields that can be a candidate.The Steelers made what could be a regrettable decision in benching Fields for Russell Wilson. Fields had led the Steelers to a 4-2 start, tied with the Baltimore Ravens for first in the AFC North. With Wilson now healthy, they’re deciding to start him against the New York Jets. Fields has played well, accumulating 1,106 passing yards and five touchdowns with just one interception, while also rushing for 231 yards and five touchdowns. While they weren’t MVP type numbers, Fields was effectively leading the offense and winning games for the Steelers. <h2>FOR MORE NFL CONTENT, CHECK OUT THE FOLLOWING LINKS:</h2>–The Pittsburgh Steelers Are Wasting TJ Watt’s Career–The Pittsburgh Steelers Are Ruining Their Season By Starting Russell Wilson–The Miami Dolphins Will Trade Tua Tagovailoa to the Los Angeles RamsWith the improved balance between passing, and rushing, Fields showed qualities of the type of quarterback he can be at the NFL level. Fields deserves a starting chance still, and a trade should be on the horizon. If the Steelers want to get the most out of this team now with Wilson as a starter, they have to trade for a wide receiver. George Pickens has been fantastic, but he can’t be expected to carry the load for the entire season. As it stands, Pickens has seen 44 targets, the next highest is Pat Freiermuth with 26. Calvin Austin is their second leading wide receiver with 167 yards over 10 receptions and 17 targets, a dip from Pickens’ 363 yards and 26 receptions. That is why the Miami Dolphins make a perfect trade partner for the Steelers.As it currently stands, the Dolphins are second in the AFC East despite having a 2-3 record. They’re behind the Buffalo Bills who have a 4-2 record, but with the New York Jets sitting at 2-4 and making a trade for Davante Adams, they are going to try to surpass the Dolphins for a playoff push. Miami’s quarterback situation since Tua Tagovailoa went down with a concussion has been dreadful. The offensive production has taken a steep hit, and even with Tagovailoa set to return despite the calls for him to retire and not risk a fourth concussion, the Dolphins need to have security at the position. With Mike McDaniel’s seat getting hot, he can’t risk Tagovailoa coming back too soon from his concussion and playing at a worse level. They need a quarterback that can get them to the playoffs this season.That quarterback is Fields. In McDaniel’s system that features play-action and RPOs, Fields’ rushing ability would be ideal to operate the offense to its fullest capabilities. Fields is on the last year of his rookie contract anyway, so this move gives the Dolphins the ability to sit Tagovailoa the rest of this season, let Fields start and see how far he can take them, then decide on the future of their quarterback position without fully causing a quarterback controversy. With receivers like Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, it would also be the best situation Fields has been in since he joined the NFL. On the flip side, the trade for Miami to acquire Fields could include a few late round picks, plus Odell Beckham Jr. Beckham has yet to play this season as he was dealing with a knee injury and was placed on the PUP list, causing him to miss the first few weeks of the season. While the Dolphins still have time to turn their season around, Beckham will want to play for a team with a winning record, and could be an issue for the Miami locker room if they aren’t winning. Not to mention, Beckham will want a majority of the targets, and on an offense like the Steelers, he will see more opportunities there than he would in Miami.This creates a win-win situation for both teams involved to solve a huge issue that is holding them back at the current moment.</div></body>

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The NFL season is heading into Week Seven, and that means it is a week closer to the NFL Trade Deadline. Teams will be major buyers and sellers as the true direction of teams is being showcased as to whether they are actual contenders or on the verge of a rebuild. One of those teams that is contending, but missing a few pieces is the Pittsburgh Steelers, and they have a player in Justin Fields that can be a candidate.