After missing the first two games of the season due to a calf injury, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is making strides toward a return.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has missed the first two games of the season as he continues to work his way back from a calf injury. But is he any closer to playing in Week 3? Here's the latest on the veteran signal-caller after practice on Thursday.

Will fans ever get to see the elusive Wilson-Wilson connection? Only time will tell, but for Fields' sake, let's hope his efforts with Roman Wilson are just as effective as the Steelers' passing offense, which ranks 29th in the NFL and could seriously use some extra firepower.

While the Pittsburgh Steelers are sitting at an impressive 2-0, it is clear to see that on these given Sundays, the defense is winning these games. Whether it's designed quarterback runs, RPOs, play-action passes,

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith is happy with what he's seen from Justin Fields' two starts thus far in the 2024 season. "What's

Quarterback Russell Wilson was listed as a limited participant. He did some light throwing before practice but did no team drills. Justin Fields was the first-team quarterback for the day. Head coach Mike Tomlin said on Tuesday that the team is preparing Fields to be the starter but did not fully close the door on Wilson.

The “petty game ball” might end up being the highlight of Russell Wilson’s Steelers career. Wilson won the starting QB job in the preseason over Justin Fields before an ill-timed calf injury sidelined him for the start of the season.

Justin Fields will likely make his third straight start at quarterback when the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Los Angeles Chargers.

Sidelined with an ankle injury since July 30, Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson has needed to prepare for the season in ways other than practice. Film study has been Wilson's primary focus.