When the Steelers signed Russell Wilson and news broke that he was coming to Pittsburgh as the starter, many fans interpreted the move as a sign that the Steelers were ready to go “all-in” for 2024. Having a 35-year-old quarterback on a one-year contract screams short-term goals, but then free agency happened. Or, perhaps more accurately, free agency didn’t happen. Instead of paying up for experienced veterans, the Steelers signed no offensive players of note to a squad that had to rally in the last three games of the year just to bring their scoring average up to fifth worst in the league.
It’s not too late for the Steelers to go ‘all-in’ for 2024
