CLEVELAND, Ohio — Steelers free agent quarterback Russell Wilson is still in the mix for the Browns, although they haven’t necessarily made him a formal offer yet.

It feels like Cleveland is down to either Wilson or Kirk Cousins in its chase for an opening-day starter and at least a temporary No. 1 QB.

The Steelers have Mason Rudolph back for two years, but is Russell Wilson trying to scare the Steelers into signing him with his visit to the Browns?

The Browns are expected to get a visit from free-agent quarterback Russell Wilson on Thursday, a league source confirmed for the Beacon Journal.

The Cleveland Browns have recently been linked to free agent quarterback Russell Wilson. Having said that, they're like better off targeting another veteran QB.

The Cleveland Browns would be happy to bring Russell Wilson into the fold - for the right price. That's the latest news reported by Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot on Sunday morning. And for the Browns more than any other team in pursuit of the free agent Wilson,

The Pittsburgh Steelers haven't signed a quarterback to be their starter for 2025 to this point, as Aaron Rodgers continues to ponder on his decision. If Rodgers decides to pass on spending next season in the Steel City,

The Browns are in the mix to sign veteran QB Russell Wilson along with the Giants. Wilson took a free agent visit to Cleveland earlier in the week, but

NFL players rarely take visits anymore. When they do, especially high-profile quarterbacks like Russell Wilson, they very often sign at the conclusion of their visit. The fact that the Steelers' free agent QB hasn't signed anywhere yet takes on additional surprise given that he visited the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns over the past two days.

Considering Deshaun Watson’s unlikelihood of starting in 2025, the Cleveland Browns have a big decision to make at the quarterback position. With the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Browns could draft a quarterback with their early first-round pick in a weaker quarterback class.