Six weeks ago, the notion of the Steelers going into the offseason with anyone but Russell Wilson at the front of their depth chart at quarterback would have been outrageous. Wilson had pushed the team to 10-3 in the AFC,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a ton of decisions to make during the 2025 offseason. Fans are anxious to see what happens at the quarterback position, as it seems safe to assume that a large chunk of the fan base does not want to see Russell Wilson back in the Steel City in 2025.

A former NFL head coach doesn't believe quarterback Russell Wilson or Justin Fields is the answer for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Mike Tomlin is staying with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the coach recently left the door open for wholesale quarterback change going into the 2025 NFL season. Accordingly, all signs point to veteran Russell Wilson exiting via free agency,

NFL insider Albert Breer shares which quarterback he believes the Pittsburgh Steelers are more likely to re-sign this offseason.

Russell Wilson failed to elevate Mike Tomlin's Steelers, so it's more likely that they'll roll with Justin Fields next season.

Russell Wilson will hit the open market as a free agent for the second-straight offseason, though he hasn't backed down from stating that he wishes to remain wi

Pittsburgh Steelers are sorting out what decision they will make regarding the continuity of Russell Wilson and Justin Fields as quarterbacks for the upcoming 2025 NFL season, while Mike Tomlin made something clear about those players' situations.

Both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields are scheduled to hit free agency in the coming months, and while the Pittsburgh Steelers are likely to re-sign one of their QBs, which one would prove to be the correct choice?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in quarterback hell. They don’t know if they want to commit to Russell Wilson after his late season collapse, believe in Justin Fields or even entertain a sixth quarterback starting over a three-season period.

Terry Bradshaw warned Mike Tomlin about benching Justin Fields for Russell Wilson. The Steelers didn’t listen—and it cost them dearly.