It's safe to say that Russell Wilson wasn't the New York Giants first choice. Heck, there's no guarantee that the Super Bowl winning quarterback is the best quarterback on the roster after Big Blue also signed Jameis Winston.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson wanted to re-sign with the team before officially leaving for the New York Giants, according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. It was the Steelers who never viewed Wilson as a viable option for the team, even after losing out on Justin Fields and Sam Darnold.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' search for a new quarterback has placed them in the center of numerous discussions and debates within the NFL community. The team's vacant quarterback position became a focal point of speculation,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have loaded up on compensatory (comp) picks for 2026 after losing several players this offseason to other teams. As of now, they are expected to receive an extra draft pick in rounds 3-6 after losing both of their 2024 starting quarterbacks,

This week, it apparently became clear to Russell Wilson that his time with this Pittsburgh Steelers had come to an end. Wilson wanted to stay in Pittsburgh right up until he came to terms with the New York Giants on Tuesday night,

The Pittsburgh Steelers chose to pursue Aaron Rodgers over re-signing Russell Wilson, and now Wilson is with the New York Giants. For the Steelers, they have all of their assets in on Rodgers, and it is still no guarantee he will sign with them when he could just retire.

Quarterback Russell Wilson sent a message on Aaron Rodgers after leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers in NFL free agency.

Russell Wilson made up his mind on Tuesday, signing a one-year deal with the New York Giants worth $10.5 million. The 10-time Pro-Bowler can earn up to $21 million on the deal with incentives. He joins the likes of recently signed veteran Jameis Winston and Tommy DeVito as the trio will