The Pittsburgh Steelers haven't had a threatening offense since 2020, when Ben Roethlisberger led the black and gold to an 11-0 start. Matt Canada calling the shots on offense combined with the multiple experiments at quarterback led to the Steelers never getting back on track when it comes to scoring points.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson wanted to re-sign with the team before officially leaving for the New York Giants, according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. It was the Steelers who never viewed Wilson as a viable option for the team, even after losing out on Justin Fields and Sam Darnold.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Byron Leftwich is joining Deion Sanders’ staff at Colorado, according to Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports.

The Steelers had Ben Roethlisberger entering his final NFL season when they drafted Najee Harris in the first-round of the 2021draft.

Pelissero is not the first one to say this. Sources told PennLive at the NFL Combine that Wilson’s end of the season struggles paired with a report that offensive coordinator Arthur Smith took away his freedom at the line of scrimmage ruffled feathers in the building.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley shares what he believes to be the best case scenario at quarterback for 2025.

We hope in the next week the Pittsburgh Steelers sort out their quarterback situation and sign a veteran as insurance for the upcoming season. We say this with all due respect to Mason Rudolph but the Steelers have to add a player prior to the 2025 NFL draft.

The Steelers may be closer to making a bold move at quarterback. Head coach Mike Tomlin and his staff walked away from their meeting with Aaron Rodgers feeling great about the connection, as the future Hall of Famer and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith dove deep into football talk.

According to a report, Russell Wilson initially wanted to re-sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers before he joined the New York Giants.