The future of Russell Wilson's free agency became a little clearer on Wednesday, since it was reported that the veteran field marshal will visit the Browns on Thursday.
According ADAM SCHEFTER DE ESPNWilson is scheduled to fly to Cleveland on Wednesday night before a visit the next day, while then visit the giants on Friday.
Wilson, 36, played last season with the Steelers, although it has been widely informed that the franchise is now focusing on bringing Aaron Rodgers.
According to reports, Rodgers, 41, is also an option for giants, while Minnesota can also seek to add a veteran field marshal to the room of its passers -by, which includes the first round of 2024 JJ McCarthy.
Diana Russini of Athletics Wednesday reported that Vikings decision makers still considered Rodgers as an option, and that the field marshal was “intrigued” by the idea of playing there.
The Browns have the General Selection No. 2 in the NFL Draft next month, which they could use to write CAM Ward in Miami, who has become the best consensus field marshal on the board ahead of Shedersur Sanders.
Russell Wilson took the Steelers to the playoffs, but the team seems ready to move on
Aaron Rodgers is also looking for a new home, which could be a factor in which Wilson ends
However, that scenario would require that the Titans (who will choose first) go to Ward, or Cleveland move to No. 1 to make sure they get the former hurricane star if they want it. Giants have also been linked to an exchange until first place.
Finally, Rodgers and Wilson's futures seem to be tied, and it is said that giants chase both.
The couple is among the last field marshals that fall after several league pins changed franchises this week.
The former Vikings opener, Sam Darnold, agreed to a massive agreement with the Seahawks, while the former teammate of the Wilson Steelers, Justin Fields, will go to the Jets.
Meanwhile, Daniel Jones agreed to an agreement with the Colts to compete for his work as a marshal regular, while former Seattle Pins Geno Smith was changed to the Raiders earlier this month.
Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford finally chose to keep the Rams after being strongly linked to a trade with the giants.
Wilson took the Steelers to the playoffs last season, but the team offensive collapsed in the section when they lost their last five games (including the postseason) and failed to score 20 points in each of those competitions.
In the year, after missing the first six games with a calf injury, Wilson finished with 2,482 yards and 16 touchdowns to go along with five interceptions.