Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky hopes that the Pittsburgh Steelers' first call this offseason is to the Los Angeles Rams to check on the availability of star quarterback Matthew Stafford. Orlovsky believes no matter what, the team must figure out their issues at quarterback, and Stafford could be the solution to those issues.

With Russell Wilson and Justin Fields potentially leaving Pittsburgh, the Steelers may turn to a surprising free agency solution.

The Steelers need a little bit of stability behind center, and it would appear that one of their quarterbacks last year will provide that next season. After having what appeared to be a true open competition between former Bears first-round pick Justin Fields and Broncos castoff Russell Wilson to begin last season,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a big decision to make on Russell Wilson and Justin Fields before free agency starts in March. The Steelers signed quarterbacks Fields, Wilson, and Kyle Allen to a one-year contract in 2024.

What is next for the Pittsburgh Steelers following yet another first-round playoff exit? Things were looking up with their new quarterback situation that saw Justin Fields kick off the season before veteran Russell Wilson took over in Week 7 after recovering from injury.

Steelers owner Art Rooney II said his "preference" is to sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, but it's "unlikely" the team brings back both quarterbacks.