The Pittsburgh Steelers are beginning their journey to figure out their next quarterback plan, which could include Russell Wilson. However, with a new report emerging, the team may be letting that ship sail as they turn to a new quarterback in 2025.

Steelers insider Mark Kaboly says that Smith and Wilson worked through their differences with one another, but it was a rocky relationship that did not always teter towards the positive side.

Russell Wilson looks to return to the Steelers in 2025, aiming for redemption after a solid but challenging 2024 statistical season.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin does not know who his starting quarterback will be in 2025. Tomlin said today that there are "a lot of unanswered questions" about the future in Pittsburgh, and that the quarterback position is one of them.

In need of some help at quarterback, the Steelers took a chance on Wilson with a one-year, $1.2 million contract back in March of 2024. Although the team's once-promising season ended with a thud, the veteran himself ultimately issued a better-than-expected performance, throwing for 2,482 yards, 16 touchdowns and five interceptions.

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Russell Wilson's first season with the Steelers ended with Saturday's loss to the Ravens and he hopes that there will be a second one.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a QB problem. Whether they admit it publicly or not, Russell Wilson simply wasn't the player they needed him to be down the stretch. And according to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated,