The Pittsburgh Steelers named Russell Wilson their starter going into the 2024 season, but the veteran signal-caller has yet to play due to a calf injury. In his stead, the Steelers have started fellow quarterback Justin Fields.

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Russell Wilson won't start Week 3 against the Los Angeles Chargers, and that's probably a good thing.

After missing the first two games of the season due to a calf injury, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is making strides toward a return.

While the Pittsburgh Steelers are sitting at an impressive 2-0, it is clear to see that on these given Sundays, the defense is winning these games. Whether it's designed quarterback runs, RPOs, play-action passes,

Pittsburgh Steelers fans were eager to see wide receiver Roman Wilson make his rookie debut, but that’ll have to wait as he’s inactive for Week 3. Tight end MyCole Pruitt is also inactive for the first time since joining the Steelers.

Quarterback Russell Wilson was listed as a limited participant. He did some light throwing before practice but did no team drills. Justin Fields was the first-team quarterback for the day. Head coach Mike Tomlin said on Tuesday that the team is preparing Fields to be the starter but did not fully close the door on Wilson.

Sidelined with an ankle injury since July 30, Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson has needed to prepare for the season in ways other than practice. Film study has been Wilson's primary focus.

The Pittsburgh Steelers entered the 2024 NFL Draft in need of wide receiver help. They addressed that by selecting Roman Wilson in the third round, hoping he'd bring a spark to a receiving corps that would struggle to produce behind George Pickens.

After watching Mike Tomlin make a pretty major about-face heading into Week 1 of the NFL season, naming Justin Fields as his QB1 against the Atlanta Falcons, the Pittsburgh Steelers have announced some encouraging news heading into Week 3,