Quarterback Russell Wilson addresses his Pittsburgh Steelers future after losing to the Baltimore Ravens on January 11.

Wild Card weekend is finally here. Saturday is featuring plenty of storylines for Seahawks fans to follow, such as the fact Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh is in the playoffs for the first time since losing the 2013 NFC Championship to Seattle.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are putting their playoff hopes in the hands of a 36-year-old quarterback who has won and lost a Super Bowl, something he has in common with Steelers coach Mike Tomlin. Russell Wilson reflects on his 9-7 postseason record with positivity,

Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson started his first season as a starter with the Steelers at 6-1. He finished at 6-6, capped by the team’s latest playoff loss in a string that dates back to 2016. He’ll be a free agent in March.

Russell Wilson hopes to build off “one of the best years” of his life by running it back in Pittsburgh. Speaking to the media Saturday after the Steelers’ 28-14 wild-card playoff loss to the Ravens, the 36-year-old quarterback — who signed a one-year deal with the team last March — expressed a desire to remain with Pittsburgh as free agency looms.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson once looked like a near sure thing to return to the team in 2025, but an ugly finish to the season has left his status up in the air. After the playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens,