The Steelers didn't go all in, but they did show faith that this team can go places with Wilson at quarterback.

Russell Wilson stays busy during the Steelers’ Week 9 bye with practice, showing his relentless drive and proving he never stops cooking.

Newly acquired Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Williams is known to be a deep threat and merchant when it comes to contested catches. On contested targets since 2018, Williams has the third-highest receiving grade (94.

Pittsburgh Steelers, led by Russell Wilson, prepare for a crucial matchup against the Commanders as Wilson holds his ground on the NFL Quarterback Index.

The Steelers posted a 4-2 record over their first six games with Justin Fields as their quarterback, but it's clear that Wilson has the offense looking much better now that he's the team's starter. Through his first two starts, Wilson is completing 63.2 percent of his passes, while racking up 542 yards and three touchdowns along the way.

Quarterback Justin Fields led the Steelers to a 4-2 record while Russell Wilson sat out with a calf issue he aggravated a few days prior to Week 1. With Wilson back in the lineup, Pittsburgh has gone 2-0 and has arguably looked better than it did with Fields.

While Russell Wilson has gone 2-0 as the Steelers starting quarterback, Pittsburgh doesn't want Justin Fields riding the bench.