Russell Wilson looks to return to the Steelers in 2025, aiming for redemption after a solid but challenging 2024 statistical season.

Quarterback Russell Wilson, who can become a free agent, wants to return for a second season with the Pittsburgh Steelers despite a season-ending five-game losing streak.

Despite another disappointing campaign, the Steelers’ quarterback has made it clear he’d like to return to the team next season. Will he get his wish?

Pittsburgh's five-game losing streak to end the 2024 season hasn't diminished Russell Wilson's desire to re-sign with the Steelers this offseason. Wilson, who had previously said

Scheduled to become a free agent this offseason, veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, 36, two days after the season ended, told reporters Monday that he wanted to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers, adding that "I think there's a lot more to do.

After a run to the playoffs that ended with a one-sided loss to the rival Ravens, Russell Wilson is ready to run it back with the Steelers. The Pittsburgh quarterback addressed his future with media on Monday while cleaning out his locker.

Quarterback Russell Wilson addresses his Pittsburgh Steelers future after losing to the Baltimore Ravens on January 11.

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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson revealed after Saturday night’s Wild Card loss to the Baltimore Ravens that he wants to be back but he will leave it in God’s hands. Wilson is set to become an unrestricted free agent in 2025.

With the Pittsburgh Steelers having a major question mark at quarterback in 2025, one NFL analyst believes the team will select a quarterback in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Here's who he picked for Pittsburgh.