Huddle Up: In Week 17, with a daunting matchup against a tough KC defense, Wilson comfortably can be benched in all playoff formats.

Huddle Up: Wilson has thrown at least two touchdowns in three of his seven games this season and posted a season high in passing yards against the Bengals. He had a solid outing against the Cleveland Browns a few weeks ago and will look to have more success against them next week. He could be a possible bye week replacement in some leagues with six teams not playing.

Huddle Up: Considering that the second half of Thursday night's game was played in blizzard-like conditions, Wilson probably exceeded expectations, even connecting on some deep balls. Ultimately, though, it was the third time in four games that he's settled for one touchdown or less, which is a problem since the veteran no longer does anything with his legs. Wilson is a low-level QB2 that should only be played in positive matchups as he needs multiple TD strikes to generate meaningful fantasy value.

Huddle Up: Wilson has thrown six touchdowns and one interception in three games since taking over as the starter but only completed half of his attempts this week. He will be facing a Baltimore Ravens defense that has struggled at times against the pass and could be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Wilson is averaging 272.0 passing yards per game in each of his two starts since returning from injury, and he has three passing touchdowns, one rushing score and no interceptions. He can be safely used as a QB2 in most fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams, and he isn't a bad bye-week streaming option.

Huddle Up: After a shaky beginning, Wilson ended up delivering a solid outing in his first start with the Steelers. At the very least, he has likely bought himself as a few more games under center, and he could become a decent QB2 option.

Huddle Up: It was only a matter of time before the Steelers went to Wilson, who is finally healthy. Fields did a solid job in his six starters, but his passing left a lot to be desired and Pittsburgh's offense simply wasn't good enough overall for him to cement the job. Wilson provides a clear upgrade as a passer, which should provide a boost to all Steelers pass-catchers, especially George Pickens and Pat Freiermuth. With this being his 2024 debut, Wilson is best left on the bench until we see how he acclimates, but he could be a QB2 option moving forward. Meanwhile, it's worth holding on to Fields for now just in case Wilson crashes and burns and the Steelers go back to their younger option.