How do you know you're making headway in the competition for starting QB on your team? Your hometown ball club lets you throw out the first pitch of course.
The Pittsburgh Steelers sent shockwaves through the football world with their unexpected move to sign Russell Wilson to a one-year deal at the veteran minimum.
Earlier this month, Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth revealed on the Around the 412 Podcast with Zachary Smith of Steelers Now and Tyler Weeks that he, and wide receivers Calvin Austin III and Van Jefferson all worked out with quarterback Russell Wilson in San Diego.
The Steelers may address their need at receiver by trading for Sutton The Denver Broncos and wide receiver Courtland Sutton are at odds over his contract situation.
The Steelers went 10-7 last season before losing to the Bills in the Wild Card. Despite reaching the playoffs last year, there has been plenty of turnover in Pittsburgh this offseason.
The Pittsburgh Steelers went through a complete overhaul at quarterback during the 2024 offseason. A room that was down to only Kenny Pickett is now shared by Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, and Kyle Allen.
The Pittsburgh Steelers completely revamped their quarterback room this offseason, signing Russell Wilson and then trading for Justin Fields. While the general consensus is that Wilson will be the starter until further notice, a minor quarterback controversy has now ensued in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Steelers opened their voluntary workouts on Tuesday, as players started attending the facility. Two notable players who pulled up to the facility were quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields, whom the team acquired via free agency and trade.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers free safety and current ESPN analyst Ryan Clark thinks general manager Omar Khan should be hoping for Justin Fields to overtake Russell Wilson as the starting quarterback because that means the Steelers would have their QB of the future.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are new to the Russell Wilson experience, and he has already got himself in hot water with some recent comments.
It seems as if the Pittsburgh Steelers are involved in discussions within the media regarding the wide receiver position almost daily as anticipation builds for the 2024 NFL Draft.
Greg Cosell believes the Steelers should start Justin Fields over Russell Wilson at QB this coming season, largely because it's expected that new Pittsburgh OC Arthur Smith will feature a run-heavy scheme.
Pro Football Focus revealed a Steelers-themed mock draft using their mock draft simulator. They have Pittsburgh trading back with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first round and landing Duke offensive lineman Graham Barton at 26th overall.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' draft speculation is in full swing. Most of the attention has been paid to who Omar Khan, Andy Weidl, and Mike Tomlin will settle on with the 20th pick a week from Thursday on, April 25th.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are eager to see what version of Russell Wilson they will get during their 2024 campaign. Thanks to the Denver Broncos having no desire whatsoever for Wilson to remain in Denver, Pittsburgh will only pay the NFL veteran minimum of $1.2 million for his services.
Exploring the potential range of outcomes in the Russell Wilson-Justin Fields experiment… “Have the Steelers found their answer at quarterback?” Buckle in, folks.
Russell Wilson stirred up the controversy pot recently with his comments in an interview with Essence. The quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers was speaking on the subject of the evolution of Black quarterbacks in the NFL when he entered the league to the situation today.
Ahead of this 2024 NFL Draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers made significant changes to their quarterback lineup. Out went Mason Rudolph, Kenny Pickett, and Mitch Trubisky, and in came Russell Wilson and Justin Fields.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been a magnet for all kinds of criticism as of late, and that ride is not ending any time soon. The Russell Wilson signing has been included in this and has had some mixed reviews from the sports world.
Russell Wilson is preparing to begin a new chapter of his NFL career after signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers last month, and he seems excited to get going.
Russell Wilson, the newest Steelers quarterback, is on the cover of Essence, with the magazine declaring him as its “sexiest man of the moment.” The magazine shared the cover of Wilson on social media.
In the eyes of many NFL Draft analysts and evaluators, former USC quarterback Caleb Williams is seen as a generational prospect. Such an esteemed tagline has been placed upon Williams dating back to his Oklahoma debut in the Red River Showdown in 2021 and his two-year stint with the Trojans, in which he added a Heisman Trophy to his résumé.
NFL Network's Mike Garafolo is the latest to question the Steelers' long-term quarterback plans after they acquired veteran Russell Wilson and 2021 first-round draft pick Justin Fields this offseason.
The Steelers swung a trade to acquire quarterback Justin Fields from the Chicago Bears last month, but Fields probably won’t start at the onset of 2024.
Wilson may have learned from his tumultuous two-year tenure with the Denver Broncos.
Pittsburgh currently has zero quarterbacks under contract in 2025. So, what's the plan?
Veteran Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward suggested during a Wednesday appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show" that he thinks Pittsburgh will feature a version of Russell Wilson similar to the quarterback who earned nine Pro Bowl nods with the Seattle Seahawks instead of the guy discarded by the Denver Broncos after just two seasons.
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