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This month, the Pittsburgh Steelers brought in two experienced quarterbacks, signing Russell Wilson after he was cut from the Denver Broncos and acquiring Justin Fields from the Chicago Bears. But even though both players started for their previous teams last year, only one of the players can be the starter for the Steelers – and it sounds like one player already has the edge.

During a recent interview with Brooke Pryor of ESPN at the NFL league meetings, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said that the team has decided Russell Wilson will have the top position on the depth chart to start, given his experience.

Tomlin said that he has been “transparent in the pecking order” at quarterback between Wilson and Justin Fields, and said that Wilson is in the “pole position” as the team’s top quarterback.

“[Wilson’s] just got a lot of experience in terms of what it takes to be the guy over the course of a 12-month calendar and I just think that that’s something that a younger guy like Justin could learn from,” Tomlin said according to Brooke Pryor of ESPN.com.

Obviously, these comments led to a lot of reactions on social media.

So while Fields will have a chance to compete, it sounds like it will be Wilson’s job to lose.

[Brooke Pryor]