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.

It feels like Cleveland is down to either Wilson or Kirk Cousins in its chase for an opening-day starter and at least a temporary No. 1 QB.

The Browns are expected to get a visit from free-agent quarterback Russell Wilson on Thursday, a league source confirmed for the Beacon Journal.