Stillers signed Russell Wilson to a veterans minimum contract (Bronco's paying him $85M). Not really sure what to think. In his prime, he was a top 5-10 QB, which was 5+ years ago. If Broncos are fine to get rid of him and eat $85M cap space, it says something... He is definitely the starter, no doubt about that. Regardless of how Mason (if he stays) or Kenny play in camp/preseason. I have read that he is a locker room headache, which seems to be the norm for the Steelers now days. It will be interesting to see how long it takes for him to have a bad game or two and handle the calls for Mason or Kenny.
On the brighter side, to me, this team needs a few things solidified before really addressing the QB position. I'd rather they squash the idea of moving up in the draft and trade away the future for a questionable QB selection, that will have major issues if their other question marks aren't filled (and won't be able to address with trading away their future picks). They may be able to address all of that in the draft & FA now. Center has to be #1 and a second OT right with it. Which I have been reading is a good draft for the O line. Their CB talent is very limited. JPJ looks to be a solid player with potential to be their next Ike Taylor, but behind him isn't much. A promising late rounder that has been on IR, isn't something to bank on. Would be just happy if he turns into a 3rd or 4th. They need a legit #2. ILB room was actually rather impressive, if they didn't all get hurt... Would be nice to get a solid younger guy to add to that mix that they could lean on for years. Diontae is looking for a trade, so would need a compliment to George if so. With the team they left the playoffs with, I don't even think Mahommes makes them a real SB contender (against the actual Mahommes/Cheifs and a few other teams). Yet Russell Wilson, who at his prime was not Mahommes. Get the rest of the roster together and then think to mortgage the future on trading up in the draft in a year or two for that QB. Maybe this Wilson signing allows this to happen, but likely puts them in that .500 range and needing to trade a ton to make it happen.
What might be best for them is if Wilson comes in and plays like Mitch, then Kenny and Mason come in and continue the trend. Get a top 10 draft pick after the other holes are filled. But I think they have enough talent regardless of the QB to avoid bottom 10 record. I imagine all playing all season would be around .500, unless they can really make some roster corrections.