As the 2025 free agency period draws near, the Pittsburgh Steelers have several decisions to make regarding the future of their quarterback room. Russell Wilson may have priced himself out of the Steel City, and with the Steelers having a younger and cheaper option in Fields, ‘Mr. Unlimited’ may have already played his last snap in Black and Gold. If Fields or another free-agent QB leads the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense in 2025, here are five potential landing spots for Wilson.
Las Vegas Raiders
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With Pete Carroll now leading the Raiders, a reunion with Russell Wilson isn’t out of the question as Vegas looks for a veteran QB.
New York Giants
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The Giants need a new quarterback after moving on from Daniel Jones, and Wilson could be a bridge option while they potentially look for their next young signal caller.
Tennessee Titans
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Will Levis has been nothing short of a disappointment for the Titans. Similar to the Giants, Tennessee could look to Wilson as a short-term starter or potential mentor to a rookie QB.
Minnesota Vikings
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With Sam Darnold likely gone and J.J. McCarthy unproven, Wilson could be a steady presence in Minnesota’s offense. McCarthy could also gain from sitting behind Wilson for a season after missing the entirety of his rookie season due to a torn meniscus.
Indianapolis Colts
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The Anthony Richardson experiment may not be panning out in Indianapolis. After removing himself from a Week 8 game to ‘catch his breath’, it’s been downhill for Richardson. Wilson could seize the moment and starting opportunity with the Colts.