The Pittsburgh Steelers are both the feel-good story and the talk of the NFL this season.

Nearly every NFL expert and pundit picked Pittsburgh to finish last in their division heading into the season. The complete opposite has occurred.

The Steelers’ win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday catapulted the team to 8-2 on the season and solidified their place atop the AFC North. While the Steelers are known for their always-reliable defense, their offense has been a welcome surprise this season.

The most surprising thing about the Steelers’ offense is that they used two different quarterbacks.

Russell Wilson was named the team’s starter heading into the season, but a calf injury kept him on the sidelines early. Justin Fields stepped up in Wilson’s absence and led the Steelers to an impressive 4-2 start.

Once Russell Wilson was healthy again, head coach Mike Tomlin inserted him back into the starting lineup, much to the surprise of analysts and fans across the country. Wilson is undefeated in four games as a starter since then.

However, that doesn’t mean the team has forgotten about Fields. The quarterback came in late against the Ravens and had two critical runs to ice the game against Baltimore.

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Now, Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith is clearing the air on the team’s quarterback situation.

“There is a fine line. I don’t consider Justin a gadget guy in this role. According to Justin, we have two starting quarterbacks. A great football player, so if he can help the team,” Smith said, according to Bleacher Report.

“And there is a fine line. I’ve done it a little in my past. We did it down the stretch with Ryan Tannehill and Marcus Mariota, but in a different situation.

“So if you have a chance to put things together and see exactly how the game went, throw something at them and put another dynamic footballer in there, that will definitely help us.”

Naming both Fields and Wilson as the starting quarterback is an unorthodox move, but unorthodox has worked enough for the Steelers this season.

(Bleacher Report)