The Pittsburgh Steelers are now 4-1 under Russell Wilson since he took over at quarterback for Justin Fields after returning from the calf injury he suffered just before the season. He looks rejuvenated after a few years of floundering with the Denver Broncos.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson (3) in game. Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 17, 2024. Kylee Surike | Special to PennLive Kylee Surike

Russell Wilson will turn 36 next week, and while the decorated quarterback has not been on the league’s top tier at the position for a bit, he has found some traction in Pittsburgh. The 13th-year veteran has established himself as the Steelers’ starter, and the team is not deviating from an aim it expressed upon acquiring him.