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Look, I don't think there's any doubt remaining.

I can't imagine that there's any doubt remaining anywhere

that Russell Wilson's going to start Sunday night against the Jets.

Where I think there's a ton of uncertainty is how this offense is going to operate with him.

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Russ took the first team reps yesterday.

And while that isn't a dead giveaway,

and while Mike Tomlin didn't say afterward in a specially requested group interview

that Russ is going to be the starter,

it doesn't exactly take a detective's

level of curiosity to see where this is heading. Or for that matter, why it would be heading there.

The issue that's in front of everybody, aside from the really obvious stuff about the offensive line being as banged up as it is, and the wide receiver core being limited to one and change is how?

When you look at the way Justin Fields ran the offense, even though it's from the same playbook with the same

coordinator, there's no one involved in the process, including Fields himself, including Arthur

Smith, who would deny that the strategy became, and understandably so, skewed toward fields of skill set.

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