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.

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.

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

Russell Wilson and the Pittsburgh Steelers have been eliminated from the NFL playoffs following a 28-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card round. As the Ravens continue their pursuit of a Super Bowl, the Steelers fell to 10-8 on the season, having to endure a five-game losing streak to end the year.

The Pittsburgh Steelers saw their 2024 season come to a close on Saturday night as they suffered another heartbreaking loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Pittsburgh lost the game by a score of 28-14, while all sides of the ball seemed to be ineffective during certain moments in the game.

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.

Bleacher Report's Maurice Moton proposed the Pittsburgh Steelers replace quarterback Russell Wilson with Kirk Cousins.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson hasn’t played in a Super Bowl or conference title game since the 2014 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,