Russell Wilson went from being the future quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers — at least until he decides to retire — to potentially having just one season in the Steel City. He also showed the Steelers why the Denver Broncos were so fed up with him that they ate the largest dead cap hit in NFL history.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - The Pittsburgh Steelers changed their fortunes on the field when they signed 13-year veteran Russell Wilson as their starting quarterback in March. But, since he's arrived in Pittsburgh, he's had a transformational impact off the field as well.

Mike Tomlin was clear in talking about the possibility of using Justin Fields as the starting QB in place of Russell Wilson in the first game of the NFL playoffs against the Baltimore Ravens. The four-game losing streak is a blow to the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ confidence heading into the playoffs,

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens is looking to move on from the team's recent struggles, and isn't adding anything to a controvers

Tomlin was asked how he would evaluate Wilson’s play over those four weeks, and Tomlin admitted that Wilson has struggled, but that it was also a reflection of the entire team in that timespan. "I think it’s reflective of all of our performances over the last month.

Russell Wilson isn't holding back. Ahead of the highly anticipated playoff showdown, the Steelers' quarterback sends a bold message to Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. Russell Wilson and the Pittsburgh Steelers will have to visit the Baltimore Ravens as huge underdogs in the first round of the playoffs.

The Pittsburgh Steelers had so many issues popping up throughout their Week 18 loss against the Cincinnati Bengals. The defense had a rough first half full of miscommunications and questionable play-calling.