NFL insider Adam Schefter believes there's a real chance the Pittsburgh Steelers re-sign quarterback Russell Wilson this offseason.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' 2024 season ended in a brutal fashion. When a team snowballs and regresses the way the Steelers did in 2024, it's reasonable to assume that major changes may happen across the board.

The universal belief at this point in time is that the Pittsburgh Steelers will retain either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields as their starting quarterback next season. While there's been more buzz surrounding Fields' name within that discussion,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have expressed interest in a reunion with quarterback Russell Wilson, ESPN insider Adam Schefter reports. Wilson could leave to go elsewhere, like the Las Vegas Raiders with his old coach from his days with the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll.

Schefter opens up to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand about his role, side work he loves doing and his future as a reporter.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported two teams pursued a Mike Tomlin trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason.

According to a report, the Chicago Bears recently called the Steelers to see if they would be allowed to talk to and potentially try to trade for Tomlin, only to have Pittsburgh rebuff their inquiry.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are not expected to make major changes this offseason, according to NFL insider Adam Schefter. Instead, the Steelers will likely make small tweaks like they have over the last few seasons in hopes that results will change.

During a Monday chat with Bob Pompeani of CBS Pittsburgh, Steelers owner and president Art Rooney II revealed how far trade talks with the Bears went. "It really didn't go very far," Rooney said about the discussion, as shared by Alex Kozora of Steelers Depot. "We weren't interested in really pursuing it. And so it was a pretty short conversation."

The Chicago Bears called the Pittsburgh Steelers to see if they would be allowed to talk to and potentially try to trade for Mike Tomlin.

The Bears recently called the Steelers to see if they would be allowed to talk to and potentially try to trade for longtime head coach Mike Tomlin, only to have Pittsburgh rebuff their inquiry, league sources told ESPN. https://t.co/MviaUsBrjG

On his latest podcast episode, ESPN’s Adam Schefter revealed a candidate for the Jaguars’ general manager opening.