Russell Wilson says there’s “more to do” as another NFL chapter awaits.
On Friday, the 36-year-old quarterback reacted to a highlight reel shared by “Good Morning Football’s” X account as his free agency journey continues.
“Always Fun Ballin’! More to do!” Wilson posted.
Wilson, who spent the past season with the Steelers, lined up visits with the Browns and Giants this week as another quarterback domino, ex-Jet Aaron Rodgers, is still standing.
Pittsburgh and the Giants are both interested in Rodgers, who was officially released Wednesday by the Jets after two seasons.
The Vikings have also been loosely linked to Rodgers.
Wilson is clearly exploring his options as Rodgers, 41, has yet to make a decision. He met with the Browns on Thursday and had the Giants on his schedule for Friday.
Wilson put up solid numbers in Pittsburgh last season, throwing for 2,482 yards with 16 touchdowns and five interceptions through 11 games.
However, the Steelers closed out the year on a five-game skid and were one-and-done in the playoffs with a 28-14 wild-card loss to the Ravens.
Pittsburgh pondered bringing back quarterback Justin Fields, but he bolted for the Jets on a two-year, $40 million deal earlier this week.
The Giants desperately need an answer at quarterback. The team released Daniel Jones in November following a paltry 2-8 start.
Tommy DeVito is the only quarterback currently on Big Blue’s roster.
As for the Browns, they traded for Eagles backup quarterback Kenny Pickett on Monday as incumbent starter Deshaun Watson recovers from an injury setback.
When Watson suffered a season-ending Achilles injury in October, the Browns cycle through Jameis Winston and Dorian Thompson-Smith at the position.
