Heading into the 2024 NFL offseason, it seems like Russell Wilson is going to have some options to choose from for where he’ll play next season. One of those is the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Denver Broncos benched Wilson for the last two weeks of the 2023 season, seemingly signaling the end of his time with the team. Meanwhile, the Steelers were one of the many teams in the league who didn’t have things play out the way they expected at QB during the season.

That could make the two a good match for each other.

Bleacher Report’s Alex Ballentine believes the Steelers are actually the best landing spot for the former All-Pro QB.

Ballentine believes the Steelers would give Wilson the starting opportunity he needs at this point in his career while he would fit what Pittsburgh is looking for at QB to change their offense in 2024.

Steelers’ 2024 QB Plans Still Unclear

While it is very clear that the Steelers had a quarterback problem during the 2023 season, it isn’t really clear what they’re going to do to fix it.

There are going to be options out there to acquire a new QB.

Kirk Cousins will be a free agent. Baker Mayfield will be a free agent. Wilson could be available either through trade or if he’s released. Justin Fields is also expected to be traded.

With all of those options out there, it would make sense for the team to at least consider trying to upgrade at QB.

However, they might have already decided that’s not how they want to approach the situation.

In his press conference at the end of the 2023 season, head coach Mike Tomlin said that he believes the 2024 starter is already on the roster.

Steelers reporter Mark Madden also recently predicted that not only would the Steelers stick with Kenny Pickett, they would also not re-sign Mason Rudolph to protect the young QB in his third season.

The organization still needs to hire a new offensive coordinator and the person that ends up filling the position could play a part in determining what’s next at QB.