Russell Wilson certainly had a rocky time in Denver when he played for the Broncos in 2022 and '23. The two sides didn't end on the best terms before he was signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers in free agency this past offseason.

After two seasons in Denver, many wondered if Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson still had the prowess needed to compete as a starter in the NFL. Well, after shredding the New York Jets pa

Justin Fields had 10 touchdowns in six games and the Pittsburgh Steelers were 4-2, but Russell Wilson, the preseason starter, was healthy again. Wilson got put

Many in the NFL world are eating their words after Russell Wilson helped lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to a victory over the New York Jets.

Russ cooked the New York Jets on Sunday Night Football, and no, I'm not talking about Russell Wilson's signature 'Dangerwich.' After the controversial decision to bench the 4-2 Justin Fields, coming off a fantastic offensive showing in Week 6,

Mahomes' stats have never been worse, but the Chiefs are the only unbeaten team left in the NFL, which makes his case for No. 1 complicated.

This week, another star wideout — Cooper Kupp — was r eported by The Athletic's Dianna Russini as being shopped around by the Los Angeles Rams. The veteran NFL insider also reported on Wednesday that the Rams and Chiefs discussed a deal for Kupp before the reigning Super Bowl champs elected to trade for DeAndre Hopkins instead.

Russell Wilson made his Steelers debut on Sunday Night Football, and his wife Ciara seems to have loved the results

Nobody has been more dangerous throwing deep than Wilson, who has honed his technique since age 8, with a little help from Peyton Manning.

Kupp, 31, led the NFL in receptions, receiving yards and receiving TDs in 2021 but has battled injury issues since. He hauled in 14 passes for 110 yards and a touchdown in Week 1 but has missed the last five games due to an ankle issue.

Former Wisconsin Badgers captured headlines during Week 7 of the 2024 NFL season.

On one side we had Russell Wilson, the greatest quarterback the franchise has ever had or possibly ever will have. On the other, his arch rival, Aaron Rodgers, one of the most loathsome adversaries Seattle fans have ever had the displeasure of rooting against.