The Pittsburgh Steelers have lost quarterback Justin Fields to the New York Jets for a huge deal. New York will pay Fields $40 million over two years, with $30 million of that money being guaranteed.

Slay is slated to sign with the Steelers following his release from the Eagles, Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. The veteran cornerback from Mississippi State is headed to Pittsburgh after spending the first 12 seasons of his career with the Lions and Eagles.

The options are getting very limited at this point. With Daniel Jones thankfully signing with the Indianapolis Colts, the two names left worth talking about are Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson. Wilson was the Steelers starting quarterback last season for over half of the year and while he had some outside interest,

On a day when their starting quarterback options continued to be reduced, the Pittsburgh Steelers remained in a holding pattern regarding the game's most important position.