Russell Wilson will sign a team-friendly, one-year deal with the Steelers. The Broncos will wind up paying $38 million while he wears the black and yellow.
Why 'it's too early' to tell if Panthers made a mistake by trading up to draft Bryce Young No. 1 in 2023, who told him last week that he would be released, will wind up paying $38 million of his salary while he wears the black and yellow.
Wilson spent 10 seasons in Seattle, making nine Pro Bowls and winning a Super Bowl in 2014. A third-round pick of the Seahawks in 2012, he has thrown for 43,653 yards with 334 touchdowns and 106 interceptions.
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