The veteran quarterback who helped lead the Steelers to the playoffs doesn't have a contract for next season, but he isn't worried.

The Steelers are averaging just 14 points during their skid. Wilson’s hesitancy and questionable decision-making — he slid inbounds to keep the clock running and took a sack during Pittsburgh’s ill-fated last-gasp drive against Cincinnati last week — have been as much an issue as a spotty running game and sometimes shaky pass protection.

The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in quarterback Russell Wilson on a one-year deal worth the veteran minimum ahead of the 2024 season. This was thanks to Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton forcing Wilson out of town.

Quarterback Justin Fields is most likely on his way out after the team benched him for Russell Wilson despite a 4-2 start to the season. That move initially looked brilliant and Wilson appeared a potentially viable long-term solution, as he led Pittsburgh to six victories in the next seven games.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason, and given his regression during the four-game losing streak, his future in Pittsburgh is very much up in the air.

A long-time NFL reporter believes the Pittsburgh Steelers could replace Russell Wilson with a $112 million signal caller in the offseason.

The Pittsburgh Steelers come into the playoffs riding a four-game losing streak with questions being asked of their credentials, but it appears that their players are behind quarterback Russell Wilson

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Since the bright start things have gone southwards for Wilson in Pittsburgh. His performances drastically dropped, which is evident from the fact that he has recorded only six touchdown passes in Pittsburgh's final five games.

Just weeks ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers looked like they had found their guy at the quarterback position in Russell Wilson, but after a four-game losing streak, things have changed. One NFL insider believes it's anything but a lock that the veteran signal-caller will be back in 2025.