In the aftermath of a season-ending defeat at the hands of the AFC North rival Baltimore Ravens in the playoffs, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson remained steadfast in his desire to return to the team next season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2024 season finished with a five-game losing streak. Despite a 10-3 start, the Steelers lost four straight games to end the

BALTIMORE -- Pittsburgh Steleers quarterback Russell Wilson hopes this is not his final season with the Steelers, but he knows it might be. The 36-year-old Wilson signed a veteran minimum contract, and while he brought sparks early, Wilson flamed out at the end of the season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were a one-and-done in the NFL Playoffs, bowing out in the wild-card round against the rival Baltimore Ravens. After the game, Russell Wilson was asked by reporters about his future with the franchise, and he addressed the possibility of returning for another season.

Russell Wilson says he hopes to play again for the Pittsburgh Steelers after the 2024 season ended with a Saturday night wild-card loss to the

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.

Wild Card weekend is finally here. Saturday is featuring plenty of storylines for Seahawks fans to follow, such as the fact Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh is in the playoffs for the first time since losing the 2013 NFC Championship to Seattle. However, he is not the only one seeking postseason success after an extended drought.

The Steelers fully overhauled their quarterback room during the 2024 NFL offseason. That left Russell Wilson and Justin Fields as their top QBs.

The Steelers are averaging just 14 points during their skid. Wilson’s hesitancy and questionable decision-making — he slid inbounds to keep the clock running and took a sack during Pittsburgh’s ill-fated last-gasp drive against Cincinnati last week — have been as much an issue as a spotty running game and sometimes shaky pass protection.

Russell Wilson hopes to build off “one of the best years” of his life by running it back in Pittsburgh. Speaking to the media Saturday after the Steelers’ 28-14 wild-card playoff loss to the Ravens, the 36-year-old quarterback — who signed a one-year deal with the team last March — expressed a desire to remain with Pittsburgh as free agency looms.