Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson, a pending free agent, indicated that he and the organization have had preliminary conversations about

While the future of the quarterback position in Pittsburgh is still up in the air, Russell Wilson knows where he wants to be for the foreseeable future. While making an appearance on ESPN’s “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday,

Where Russell Wilson will land for the 2025 season is still up in the air as he will become a free agent after one season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the quarterback has made it plenty clear he hopes to remain with the franchise.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson revealed his plans ahead of free agency, including where he intends to retire.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have started contract talks with quarterback Russell Wilson, he said in an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show Wednesday. Wilson signaled these were just preliminary talks, which does not say much about his future with the team, but it seems the Steelers are at least exploring what it might cost to keep Wilson.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a few avenues to utilize if they want to replace Russell Wilson this offseason. One NFL analyst believes the Steelers will find Wilson's replacement in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

In the wake of the Steelers’ playoff elimination, rumors swirled about a potential clash between Russell Wilson and an important member of Mike Tomlin's coaching staff. A few days ago, Russell Wilson was mentioned in a controversial report by Mark Kaboly,

Russell Wilson just gave Steelers fans another reason to turn on head coach Mike Tomlin after his latest reveal.

Playoff pressure caught up to Russell Wilson as the Ravens sacked him 4 times in the wild card loss. The post Pittsburgh Reporter Confirms Mike Tomlin’s Feelings on Aaron Rodgers and FA QBs Amid Russell Wilson’s Rumored Exit appeared first on EssentiallySports.

It was reported last week that veteran quarterback Russell Wilson has a "path" to return to the Pittsburgh Steelers for another season in part because Wilson's "biggest supporter" in the building is none other than head coach Mike Tomlin.

The Pittsburgh Steelers saw their season end in the Wild Card Round of the postseason, which perhaps showed the limitations of their offense led by Russell Wilson. But on Wednesday, Wilson made it clear that he would like to return to Pittsburgh should they be willing to have him back.