‘Time to Hang It Up!’: Russell Wilson Addresses Possible Retirement After Being Named Among Worst Quarterbacks During Disastrous Steelers Season

In the wake of a crushing playoff defeat to the Baltimore Ravens, Russell Wilson finds himself at a crossroads with a lot of fans wanting him to call it quits. The 36-year-old quarterback’s future with the Pittsburgh Steelers hangs in the balance after a season that began with promise but ended in disappointment, capped by five consecutive losses and a wild card round exit that extended the Steelers’ playoff victory drought to 14 years. The story of Wilson’s 2024 season reads like a tale of two halves. After a surprisingly strong start that rekindled memories of his Super Bowl-winning days in Seattle, Wilson’s performance sadly plummeted. In the final five weeks of the season, he ranked a dismal 30th out of 31 quarterbacks in EPA (expected points added) per dropback, according to Steelers Now. He Russell Wilson Opens Up About Retirement Plans Following a Poor 2024 Season with the Pittsburgh Steelers (Photos: @dangerusswilson/Instagram) This nasty record has left Steelers fans questioning whether their team should move forward with the veteran signal-caller. As retirement rumors swirl, Wilson remained steadfast in his commitment to the game during a conference call after the loss. “I’ve been fortunate to have a great career so...