The Pittsburgh Steelers are poised to make a move that will settle the question of who will be the quarterback for the 2025 NFL season. Justin Fields and Russell Wilson could be in for a surprise with a move from Mike Tomlin's team.

Fields, who came to Pittsburgh via trade from Chicago in the offseason, started the first six games of the 2024 and led the Steelers to a 4-2 record. He threw for 1,106 passing yards, five touchdowns, and one interception and added over 200 yards on the ground and another five touchdowns.

Fans who are hoping to get a Russell Wilson grudge match should probably not hold their breaths on that one, though. The latest reporting coming out of Pittsburgh indicates the Steelers have had more than enough of the Russell Wilson experience. According to team insider Dejan Kovacevic, the Steeles do not want Russ back at all.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a organization-defining decision to make with its quarterback room this offseason. With both of last season’s starting QBs — 36-year-old Russell Wilson and 25-year-old Justin Fields — currently free agents following a roller-coaster first season in Pittsburgh,

Questions have loomed for several months over whether quarterback Russell Wilson will remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers or seek a new opportunity

The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback situation is a storyline that's going to hover over this year's offseason for the fourth year in a row. This time, it's the question of whether the Steelers will keep Russell Wilson or Justin Fields as they both become free agents, or if the team will draft or sign a new quarterback to lead the squad.

Justin Fields doubling down with Pittsburgh Steelers is all they need to move past unnecessary drama at quarterback.

The Pittsburgh Steelers added two quarterbacks last offseason, but they need to address the position again. Both Russell Wilson and