
After signing the 2022 Super Bowl champion, the Denver Broncos have had a dismal season, and Russell Wilson’s time in Colorado is drawing to an end. He’s moving to a new franchise, but which one? He never really found his form there.
According to Adam Schefter, the quarterback, who has been prominently linked to the Pittsburgh Steelers, is also in talks with the New York Giants after stopping in New Jersey for a “exploratory” visit.
“Before traveling to Pittsburgh today, Russell Wilson stopped in New Jersey for what one source described as ‘an exploratory meeting’ with the Giants, per league sources,” Schefter of ESPN reported. “Wilson is in Pittsburgh today to meet with the Steelers, per sources.”
Since Daniel Jones, 27, is currently bound by the Giants to a four-year, 160 million dollar contract, this meeting will be especially interesting because no one anticipated that the team would consider parting ways with him just yet.
Regarding the quarterback position, the Las Vegas Raiders are also rumored to be in the running following a poor 2023 campaign. However, nothing is set in stone, so we’ll have to wait and see where Wilson takes his skills in 2024–25.

Russell Wilson: How good can he get?
Wilson moved to Colorado, where things haven’t quite gone as planned. Nevertheless, even in the 2023 season, he managed to toss 26 touchdowns, and his prior results from 2012 to 2021 speak for themselves.
In spite of his poor selection choice, the quarterback was one of the NFL’s most exciting players for a considerable amount of time. In a brief tale of underdog triumph, he rose to prominence as one of the top performers in his field.
When Wilson was selected by the Seattle Seahawks in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft, his NFL career officially began. Ever since, he has emerged as one of the top quarterbacks in the league, renowned for his agility, precision, and leadership qualities on the field.