Russell Wilson made big moves last offseason by signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers following two tumultuous seasons with the Denver Broncos.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have gone through a few quarterbacks since the retirement of Ben Roethlisberger. After leading the Steelers to an improbable victory on Sunday, it seems Russell Wilson could have what it takes to lead the Steelers offense for at least this year.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson answered questions about his future during an interview with ESPN's Hannah Storm.

With the Pittsburgh Steelers sitting at 7-2 heading into Week 11, all is well in the city of Pittsburgh... perhaps except for the black and gold's offensive coordinator's marriage. Head coach Mike Tomlin made a strong—and at the time heavily criticized—executive decision to switch quarterbacks from Justin Fields to Russell Wilson after Week 6.

Russell Wilson is currently serving as the Pittsburgh Steelers ' starting quarterback, but with the Super Bowl -winning player turning 36 on Nov. 29, there's always talk about when he might retire. Speaking with Hannah Storm on NFL on ESPN on Thursday, Wilson opened up about when he expects to say farewell to the NFL for good.

With the 2025 salary cap set at $272.5 million, the Pittsburgh Steelers could explore keeping Russell Wilson and Justin Fields on their roster. Through strategic planning, they can balance their

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson spoke in depth about his plans following the season as the 36-year-old has shined in his first three games with the Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the middle of their best season in quite some time. They currently lead the AFC North as the team prepares for its Week 11 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens.