Aaron Rodgers visited the Steelers on Friday and, while no deal is done or imminent, it's a sign the four-time MVP quarterback is considering playing in Pittsburgh, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported.

It’s still possible the recently released Jets quarterback could make an in-person visit to the Giants after spending time with the Steelers. He owns a house in Cedar Grove, N.J., so it would not be difficult for him to stop in East Rutherford.

Winston’s deal is identical to the one the Steelers gave to Mason Rudolph, minus the incentives. Known as a volatile player, Winston’s deal does not preclude the Giants from making any other moves, but it gives them a proven backup quarterback that can step in for a starter at any point.