As Pittsburgh gears up for the playoffs, discussions about Russell Wilson’s future and a potential Aaron Rodgers acquisition are heating up.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson sent his team a clear message on what it takes to win a Super Bowl and become a champion.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering their Week 18 regular season finale vs. the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday on a three-game losing streak that included five turnovers in that span. Two of those turnovers were costly interceptions thrown by quarterback Russell Wilson, with another one being a fumble by him.

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.

As the Steelers head into Week 18, Russell Wilson speaks on how they can bounce back.

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.

The Pittsburgh Steelers entered the season with two quarterbacks. The old adage reads that teams with two quarterbacks are teams with no quarterbacks. However, this version of the Steelers seemed to be the exception to that rule.

Russell Wilson sent a powerful message to Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers after a devastating loss against the Cincinnati Bengals. As the NFL playoffs loom, Russell Wilson, the veteran quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have lost four straight games heading into the playoffs, but head coach Mike Tomlin has no plans to bench quarterback Russell Wilson.