Russell Wilson’s participation so far at Pittsburgh Steelers’ training camp is limited.

The QB was mostly an observer over the first two weeks of practice and Mike Tomlin indicated the team was taking an intentionally slow approach to returning Wilson to game speed.

He threw some passes and participated in drills, but that was the extent of it.

Thankfully for the Steelers and Wilson, he’s increasing his participation in team activities.

Wilson joined the team for walk-throughs for the first time, an encouraging sign that he was participating early on.

Once team drills began, he and Justin Fields alternated snaps during the seven shots portion of practice.

This marked the first time Wilson was involved in the drill.

He later participated in some one-on-one drills as well, giving him his first opportunities to connect with his receivers in a more game-like situation.

The team is remaining cautious with Wilson. During seven shots, he reportedly handed the ball off several times during his reps.

However, he made a nice pass to star receiver George Pickens for his lone pass attempt during seven shots.

The play resulted in a touchdown for the offense. When the team drills began, Fields took the first reps.

ESPN’s Brooke Pryor shared some observations from her X account.