Russell Wilson's tenure as the Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback may be coming to an end relatively quickly. His desire to sign a long-term deal in the offseason may force Pittsburgh to look at other options to lead their offense in 2025.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is playing on a one-year deal with his third team. Here are the details:

The Pittsburgh Steeler s are going to pay a quarterback this offseason. More than likely, that quarterback will end up being Russell Wilson, who has played well this season and helped spring the Steelers to a 10-4 record atop the AFC North.

The Steelers could offer Russell Wilson a similar contract to Baker Mayfield once the 2024-25 season concludes.

Wilson is going to be signed to start somewhere, so that takes the ultra-low dollars off the table. That establishes his absolute floor at Jacoby Brissett bridge quarterback level of $8 million, but we aren’t even going to break that out because it’s unrealistically low. Additional info: Played in 2022 on a one-year, $3.5 million deal in Seattle.

After a dreadful three-game losing streak, former NFL quarterback Cam Newton believes the Russell Wilson honeymoon in Pittsburgh is over. He thinks it would behoove of the franchise to move on from the 36-year-old quarterback after the season.

Russell Wilson is embroiled in a mini-slump as the reeling Pittsburgh Steelers dropped their third game in a row, leading for calls for the team to go in a different direction

The Pittsburgh Steelers faced some serious question marks at the quarterback position entering 2024. They looked as though they had come up with a great plan, though, as Justin Fields went 4-2 though the first six games and veteran Russell Wilson stepped in to win six of his first seven starts.

After weeks of speculation, the Pittsburgh Steelers have reportedly decided to extend Russell Wilson’s contract, betting on the veteran QB to lead them into 2025 and beyond.