Last season was a roller coaster ride for the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks. Russell Wilson suffers an injury very early in the offseason, opening the door for Justin Fields to start the season. He did just that and went 4-2 in his first six games.

With Sam Darnold likely gone and J.J. McCarthy unproven, Wilson could be a steady presence in Minnesota’s offense. McCarthy could also gain from sitting behind Wilson for a season after missing the entirety of his rookie season due to a torn meniscus.

ESPN's Kimberly Martin argued she would be shocked if the Pittsburgh Steelers brought back quarterback Russell Wilson.

The Pittsburgh Steelers seem to be leaning increasingly toward Justin Fields as their quarterback in 2025. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler gave the latest update on Fields and the Steelers on Thursday, saying there is plenty of internal optimism that a deal will be made for Pittsburgh with Fields.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have some decision making to do this offseason and the team is reportedly split on whether they should bring back Russell Wilson or Justin Fields at the quarterback position.

As long as they remain unsigned, both Wilson and Fields could speak with other clubs when the legal tampering period of free agency opens on March 10.

A long-time NFL insider's update on the Steelers' quarterback decision appeared to confirm an offseason rumor about Russell Wilson. The post Veteran NFL Insider Appears to Corroborate Rumor About Steelers,

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Head Coach Mike Tomlin faced a challenging situation heading into the 2024 season. After searching for a reliable quarterback during the offseason, Tomlin managed to bring in both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields on affordable deals.