However, Wagner was not the only former Seattle icon who took the field this weekend, as Russell Wilson led the Steelers on Saturday night. Sadly for Wilson, his outing was much less notable than Wagner’s.

Speaking to the media Saturday after the Steelers’ 28-14 wild-card playoff loss to the Ravens, the 36-year-old quarterback — who signed a one-year deal with the team last March — expressed a desire to remain with Pittsburgh as free agency looms.

Seattle will play at Pittsburgh next season, because both teams finished second in their divisions this season.

Wild Card weekend is finally here. Saturday is featuring plenty of storylines for Seahawks fans to follow, such as the fact Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh is in the playoffs for the first time since losing the 2013 NFC Championship to Seattle. However, he is not the only one seeking postseason success after an extended drought.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has revealed that the organization has yet to reach out about keeping him for the 2025 season.

There are no shortage of Pittsburgh Steelers fans who want the team to go in a different direction at quarterback after Russell Wilson struggled down the stretch. However, it appears Wilson still has the support of head coach Mike Tomlin,

Justin Fields and Russell Wilson helped lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to the playoffs in their first season quarterbacking the team.