Wilson, whom the Browns would like to sign as their veteran bridge quarterback, flew to Cleveland on Wednesday night and arrived at the Berea practice facility on Thursday morning. The meeting lasted into the 2 o’clock hour, at which time Wilson left the building, presumably for the airport and his trip to New York.

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.

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