The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to be patient regarding the future of the team's quarterback position. An opposing NFL executive told Mike Sando of

The AFC North leaders, the Pittsburgh Steelers, have two franchise quarterbacks on their books and they'd like to keep it that way heading into 2025

Russell Wilson became the first Steelers QB since Ben Roethlisberger’s retirement to throw for over 300 yards and 3 TDs in a single game.

"The Steelers have a desire to retain both Russ and Justin Fields, but you have to imagine they’re only going to be able to keep one,” Jones said. “Now, I polled several execs about what Russ’s next contract will be,