After two disappointing seasons with Kenny Pickett at quarterback, the Pittsburgh Steelers made an interesting move last offseason by picking up

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback situation took an interesting turn when Russell Wilson joined the team on a one-year, $1.2 million deal after

Russell Wilson had a disappointing end to his first season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and part of his struggles could be due to reported tension

The latest report (which follows a previous one stating wide receiver George Pickens was late to the team's Week 17 loss to the Chiefs) states that Pittsburgh offensive coordinator and quarterback Russell Wilson "did not have a very good working relationship but fought through their differences as best they could,

Steelers insider Mark Kaboly says that Smith and Wilson worked through their differences with one another, but it was a rocky relationship that did not always teter towards the positive side. "Reports surfaced during the year that offensive coordinator Arthur Smith preferred Fields over Wilson but that was never substantiated.

The Pittsburgh Steelers looked like one of the contenders in the AFC for much of the season before they fell apart near the end of the year. Mike Tomlin and company were able to win games with both Justin Fields and Russell Wilson at quarterback before the team lost its last five games,