The Pittsburgh Steelers are predicted to pull off a blockbuster trade and replace Russell Wilson with a $240 million former Pro Bowl quarterback.

Russell Wilson’s tenure with the Steelers may have hit a snag beyond the field. Reports suggest the star quarterback had a strained relationship with a member of the coaching staff.

Scheduled to become a free agent this offseason, veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, 36, two days after the season ended, told reporters Monday that he wanted to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers, adding that "I think there's a lot more to do.

Wilson signed with the Steelers following a tumultuous two-year run with the Broncos. He started the 2024 season on the sideline after injuring his calf just before the start of t

The Pittsburgh Steelers could look to move on from quarterback Russell Wilson this offseason, and an NFL analyst predicts the team will replace the nine-time Pro Bowler with a former multiple-time All-Pro.

The Steelers are averaging just 14 points during their skid. Wilson’s hesitancy and questionable decision-making — he slid inbounds to keep the clock running and took a sack during Pittsburgh’s ill-fated last-gasp drive against Cincinnati last week — have been as much an issue as a spotty running game and sometimes shaky pass protection.

Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback publicly expressed that he wants to be the Steelers starting quarterback in 2025, too. “That’s the plan,” Russell Wilson said from the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex on Monday.

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.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing a former Miami Dolphins quarterback amid rumors that Russell Wilson might not be retained.

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