A former NFL head coach doesn't believe quarterback Russell Wilson or Justin Fields is the answer for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

A Pittsburgh Steelers insider relayed a quarterback update that could spell the end of Russell Wilson's time with the organization.

The Steelers have plenty of options to consider about quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields heading into next season.

Russell Wilson could land a huge contract in free agency, or from the Pittsburgh Steelers, ESPN insider Dan Graziano says. According to Graziano, it would not be that much of a surprise if Wilson ends up landing a contract that could be worth upwards of $100 million, which would be similar to the Baker Mayfield and Geno Smith contracts.

One of the biggest decisions the Pittsburgh Steelers will have to make early in the offseason is if they can or will re-sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson. At this point, we would prefer

The veteran quarterback’s future seems uncertain after a disappointing end to the season for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson shared heartbreaking news on social media Thursday afternoon. Wilson announced the passing of his dog, Prince, who was 12 years old. Prince was a Great Dane and overcame cancer twice, Wilson revealed in a statement.

The Russell Wilson experiment in Pittsburgh may be coming to an end after just one short season. Wilson had previously alluded to the '2025 plan' being to remain in the Steel City, but one Steelers insider believes those hopes have been dashed.

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As recently as last week, at least one NFL insider suggested that Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin could once again choose veteran Russell Wilson over Justin Fields this offseason with both quarterbacks set to reach free agency when the new league year opens in March.

They don’t know if they want to commit to Russell Wilson after his late season collapse, believe in Justin Fields or even entertain a sixth quarterback starting over a three-season period. It’s amazing a team with a revolving door of quarterbacks is not only finding ways to win but end up in the playoffs.