At one point, oddsmakers have both Justin Fields and Russell Wilson as the betting favorites to join the Pittsburgh Steelers.
So, what are the odds now?
Justin Fields
The current Chicago Bears quarterback is still a slight favorite to be traded to Pittsburgh.
According to reports, the Bears are willing to wait to deal the former 11th overall pick. There are also reports that the market for Fields isn’t as strong as the Bears would’ve liked.
The Steelers currently lead all over NFL teams with a 20 percent chance of landing Fields.
PennStakes.com have the Steelers first, followed by the Falcons at 14.3 percent and the Vikings at 10 percent.
Russell Wilson
The Broncos have confirmed they will release Wilson.
The Steelers are also the current odds of favorite to land Wilson, but the chance of getting him has gone down.
The Steelers have a 17.4 percent chance of signing Wilson. That’s followed by the Falcons at 14.3 percent and the Raiders at 12.5 percent.
Wilson will most likely be the most affordable QB on the market, reportedly willing to sign for the veteran minimum, but he’s 35 years old and could be washed up. Though, he did throw 26 touchdowns and eight interceptions last year with 3,070 yards.
Kirk Cousins:
Now we get into some names with a less chance of coming to Pittsburgh.
Cousins is favorited to rejoin the Vikings with a 55.6 percent chance. That’s followed by the Falcons, Raiders, Patriots and finally the Steelers with a 6.3 percent chance.
Gardner Minshew
The Colts quarterback is an unrestricted free agent.
The Steelers currently have a 10 percent chance of signing Minshew.
That’s good enough for fourth on the list.
Indianapolis are the odds in favorite with 25 percent, followed by the Raiders and Broncos before Pittsburgh.