The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a tough spot at the quarterback position. As they await Aaron Rodgers' decision on where he wants to play, Russell Wilson is taking meetings elsewhere. Should the Steelers miss on Rodgers,

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson will take free agent visits this week with the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants,

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that they will meet with Russell Wilson, who is a free agent who played last year with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 36-year old Wilson is a 10-time Pro Bowl selection over his 13 seasons in the NFL and a former Super Bowl champion as member of the Seattle Seahawks.

A 2016 second-round pick, Slay earned three Pro Bowl nods during his first seven seasons with the Detroit Lions. He continued to play at a Pro Bowl level during his five seasons with the Eagles. Slay has 28 career interceptions, and his 160 career pass breakups is tops among active players.

Now that he's not, the Steelers and Slay have done a deal. Agents Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey have announced the deal, indirectly, by leaking the news to multiple reporters.