However, it was reported on Saturday by insider Dianna Russini that Rodgers was more interested in signing with the Vikings, seemingly leaving the Pittsburgh Steelers QB-less. In what can only be described as perfect timing, Wilson began to post several Steelers stories, starting with a 'Happy Birthday' message for HC Mike Tomlin.

The Pittsburgh Steelers don’t know what their plan is at quarterback for the 2025 season, but it appears Wilson won't be a part of it anyway.

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?

As Russell Wilson anxiously awaits his NFL future this offseason, the free agent quarterback has been busy staying up to date on one of his former—and potentially current—teammates' day-to-day lives.

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.

Russell Wilson's quest for a new team hits a standstill as he wraps up his visits to the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns without securing a contract. With the Pittsburgh Steelers holding out hope for Aaron Rodgers,