Russell Wilson is set to become a free agent as soon as his release from the Denver Broncos becomes official, and apparently he’s already receiving interest from one prominent team in need of a veteran quarterback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have interest in signing Wilson and are already set to meet with the free agent, Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette reported Thursday. Dulac also reports that Wilson has mutual interest in potentially joining the Steelers.
Wilson’s two-year stint with the Broncos essentially ended this week with a public announcement by the team, although he won’t officially become a free agent until Wednesday. In two seasons with Denver, Wilson played in 30 games and totaled 6,594 passing yards, 42 touchdown passes and 19 interceptions.
