Russell Wilson previewed the Pittsburgh Steelers' upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season, when Mike Tomlin's men take on Andy Reid and star Patrick Mahomes' team.

The proposed deal would make sense for both sides. A three-year, $100 million extension would give Wilson the security he’s earned while allowing the Steelers flexibility in building their roster. But has Wilson’s performance demonstrated he’s more than a stopgap solution?

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens marched down the field following the turnover, capping off the 96-yard drive with a touchdown pass to WR Rashod Bateman, putting Baltimore up a touchdown midway through the second quarter. Both kickers traded field goals late in the first half, making the score 17-10 going into halftime.

An important key weapon for Russell Wilson could recover from injury and play in Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season between Mike Tomlin's Pittsburgh Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Kansas City Chiefs are red hot entering their Week 17 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers after defeating the Houston Texans on Saturday, December 21. However, Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo isn't taking the challenge of

Unfortunately, this particular fit didn’t age well, as the Ravens defeated the Steelers 34-17. But fans of both teams are in for a treat this Christmas Day. On Wednesday, Dec. 2

In an emotional moment following the Steelers' tough loss to the Ravens, Russell Wilson took full responsibility for the defeat, admitting his crucial mistakes that cost the team the game.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are predicted to replace Russell Wilson this offseason with a dynamic quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Except, his game against the Baltimore Ravens was the exact opposite, and one that he and his HC wish they had back: Mike Tomlin just wanted Russell Wilson to go down "You're righ

The Pittsburgh Steelers need to make a quick turnaround after a terrible performance all around in their Week 16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. After losing 34-17, they will have a short week and face an even tougher unit: the 14-1 Kansas City Chiefs.