Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson remains confident he’ll still be wearing the black and gold in 2025. Several reports over

When Fox’s Jay Glazer threw a log on the fire of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offseason quarterback conversation last week, I got the impression a lot of us were talking about the wrong part of what he said.

But reports are emerging that create a worrisome narrative about tension between the Steelers and Russell Wilson, and appear to be leading to the end of their time together. Despite constant reports,

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Russell Wilson seem to be trending away from one another. After two reports from Jay Glazer and Dianna Russini came out that signaled the team will likely move from Wilson and lean towards Justin Fields, Wilson’s NFL future is a huge question.

Russell Wilson appears to have had a very busy—and confusing—start to the 2025 offseason. Wilson originally proclaimed that the "plan" was to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025 and beyond. However,

The Pittsburgh Steelers acquired Russell Wilson on a veteran minimum contract following his disastrous stint in Denver. After leading them to another winning season and a post-season appearance despite missing several games at the beginning of last season, it looks like the Steelers are looking for a new quarterback in the upcoming season again.

While anything is possible, it does not appear that Russell Wilson will be back with the Steelers in 2025. Several reports have surfaced over the past month detailing Wilson's less than ideal working relationship with offensive coordinator Arthur Smith,

Russell Wilson signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers last season, and it seems like his time with the AFC North team may be limited to just