Ahead of Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers veteran quarterback Russell Wilson reunited with an old friend for a fun

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is healthy again, but quarterback Justin Fields still has the starting job.

Marshawn Lynch showed up to support his old teammate on Sunday. The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 6 and Lynch showed up to see his former team play, and meet up with his former Seattle Seahawks teammate Russell Wilson. The two had a cool interaction before the game.

LAS VEGAS –Wide receiver Roman Wilson is set to make his NFL debut for the Pittsburgh Steelers for their team’s Week 6 game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin says quarterback Russell Wilson will “probably” be active for the first time this season when Pittsburgh visits Las Vegas.

Veteran quarterback Russell Wilson practiced fully for the first time all season on Wednesday. This could mean that he is getting ready to at least give the Steelers coaching staff a tough decision regarding the starting quarterback competition. For the first time this season, #Steelers QB Russell Wilson (calf) was a full participant.

Following Friday's practice, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said Wilson -- who does not have an injury designation for Sunday -- is expected to be Pittsburgh's No. 2 quarterback in Las Vegas, behind starter Justin Fields and ahead of Kyle Allen. Wilson was the emergency, No. 3 quarterback for Pittsburgh's first five games.

For the first time this season, Russell Wilson is officially active for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Wilson has been dealing with a calf injury, and has only been the emergency third-string quarterback. Now,

Pittsburgh quarterback Russell Wilson is likely to be active for his first game of the season Sunday when the Steelers visit the Las Vegas Raiders, coach Mike Tomlin said Friday.