Russell Wilson

After inking a one-year deal with the Steelers this offseason, Russell Wilson has seen a career resurgence. If the veteran QB has his way, the partnership will extend beyond the 2024 campaign. During a recent episode of Hard Knocks, Wilson revealed that he’d like to re-sign with the Steelers this offseason. “Hopefully. I love it […]

Pickens was considered a long shot to practice after being a DNP in Tuesday and Wednesday's practices. The Steelers' WR1 will miss his third-straight game with a hamstring he suffered in practice just days before Week 14's game against the Browns, which has dealt a blow to the Steelers' passing game. Russell Wilson will have to find a way to make due with Scotty Miller, Van Jefferson, and Calvin Austin as his top receivers against the Ravens in a game that will go a long way in deciding the winner of the AFC North.

Russell Wilson hopes his first year with the Steelers won't be his last.

Overheard on HBO's Hard Knocks, Wilson said at an event, "Hopefully, I love it here," when asked if he wants to return to the Steelers next season. Wilson signed a one-year, $1.2 million contract with the Steelers this offseason and is receiving the rest of his guaranteed $39 million for the season from the Broncos, who remain on the hook for the contract he signed with them in 2022. Wilson has played well for the Steelers this season, throwing for 1,912-13-3 in eight games while leading them to a 6-2 record. The Steelers won't be picking at the top of next year's draft without trading into a top pick, leaving them little options but to bring back Wilson or another vet. Another one-year deal could very well be on the table for Russ, who will be 36 at the start of next season.

Russell Wilson hopes his first year with the Steelers won't be his last.