Pittsburgh Russell Wilson might be available to the Pittsburgh Steelers for almost nothing in terms of their salary cap. The quarterback for the Denver Broncos may be considering a league-minimum contract in order to start for a different team in the 2017 season, according to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk.
The Broncos still owe Wilson $37 million for the 2024 season if they choose to remove Wilson, as it looks they will. According to Florio, this suggests that Wilson would be willing to accept a lower pay from his next team in order to start.”Russell Wilson of the Broncos was benched, and it soon became apparent that he would be terminated before his $37 million 2025 contract is completely guaranteed on March
17 a feeling surfaced that Wilson will stick the Broncos with the remaining portion of his fully guaranteed $39 million compensation deal for 2024 and accept the league minimum elsewhere ($1.21 million), according to Florio.
Wilson would probably cost less at $1.2 million than Mason Rudolph or any other quarterback they would be considering selecting in the first round of the NFL Draft. They might also see it as a chance to develop around their quarterback position while having a Super Bowl-winning veteran on staff because there are other positions in need of attention. For the most up-to-date information, exclusive interviews, movie analyses, and much more, be sure to bookmark All Steelers! The Steelers Have a New Young QB Option
