Mike Tomlin is waiting on the status of a key teammate for Russell Wilson on the Pittsburgh Steelers, just days before a key game against the Baltimore Ravens for the wild card round of the NFL playoffs.

A long-time NFL reporter believes the Pittsburgh Steelers could replace Russell Wilson with a $112 million signal caller in the offseason.

Why they are still playoff bound, the play of Russell Wilson and the team's offense makes it seem like their postseason stay will be another short one. Speaking of Wilson, the quarterback, who's in his first year with the team,

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

Amid swirling doubts and finger-pointing around the Pittsburgh Steelers, Russell Wilson is stepping up to defend his embattled teammate George Pickens.

The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the AFC playoffs on the heels of a four-game losing streak after dropping yet another game to the Cincinnati Bengals. With a 19-17

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 had so many issues popping up throughout their Week 18 loss against the Cincinnati Bengals. The defense had a rough first half full of miscommunications and questionable play-calling.