The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing a former Miami Dolphins quarterback amid rumors that Russell Wilson might not be retained.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a surprising move in their quarterback search by signing Skylar Thompson, while questions about Russell Wilson’s future with the team remain unanswered. With no quarterbacks currently under contract,

While Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson's future with the team remains uncertain after their Wild Card loss, another QB was just added to the squad.

The Steelers signed Miami Dolphins backup quarterback Skylar Thompson on Tuesday, just three days after their 2024 season came to an end with a 28–14 wild-card loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Thompson's agency SportsTrust Advisors confirmed the news.

The Pittsburgh Steelers signed veteran quarterback Skylar Thompson Tuesday afternoon. The former Kansas State Wildcat has mostly been a backup since being draft

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed former Miami Dolphins quarterback Skylar Thompson ... who are eligible to become free agents in March: starter Russell Wilson, Justin Fields and Kyle Allen. Thompson, 27, played in three games for the Miami Dolphins ...

Skylar Thompson’s contract with the Dolphins expired Monday and it didn’t take long for him to find a new home.

The Pittsburgh Steelers wasted no time bolstering their quarterback depth after a humbling 28-14 playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The Steelers are continuing to evaluate their quarterback options for the future but have added veteran signal-caller Skylar Thompson, per his agency.

After a tough elimination in the 2025 NFL playoffs, Mike Tomlin has already made the first change to the Steelers' roster amid uncertainty surrounding the futures of Russell Wilson and Justin Fields.

Pittsburgh Steelers are sorting out what decision they will make regarding the continuity of Russell Wilson and Justin Fields as quarterbacks for the upcoming 2025 NFL season, while Mike Tomlin made something clear about those players' situations.

There are a number of quarterbacks -- a mix of starters and backups -- approaching free agency this offseason. Nick Shook identifies six players whose teams shouldn't allow them to hit the open market in March.