After missing the first two games of the season due to a calf injury, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is making strides toward a return.

Like head coach Mike Tomlin, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson isn’t getting caught up in the hypotheticals of who will be the starter. As of now, Wilson isn’t healthy, so Fields is QB1.

The Steelers named Russell Wilson starting quarterback but a calf injury has held him out as he continues to recover from the ailment.

Quarterback Russell Wilson is making progress, but he's still not taking his full set of practice reps. Wilson is still listed as limited participant on Pittsburgh's Thursday practice report, increasing the likelihood that Justin Fields will start the Steelers' Week 3 matchup against the Chargers on Sunday.

Mike Tomlin isn’t the only one inside the Pittsburgh Steelers practice facility who refuses to speculate on when a change at quarterback might come. Russell Wilson doesn’t want to discuss when he might get his starting job back,

Russell Wilson has been the star of his own version of Groundhog Day: Every workday is the same, limited in practice with a calf injury. And it doesn't look like that'll change any time soon. Many vet

The recent update on Russell Wilson's injury could serve as a warning for Justin Fields' future as the starting quarterback leading the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense. As Week 3 approaches, it marks another week with Russell Wilson sidelined from the starting quarterback position for the Pittsburgh Steelers.