The Steelers hosted Bradshaw earlier this offseason, and they would now like to check the status of the running back’s surgically repaired right foot. If everything is to their liking, Pittsburgh is expected to make a run at signing the back.

Bradshaw’s first visit with the team ended without a contract offer. Pittsburgh expressed interest in the veteran, but had concerns about his injury history and durability. If these fears are alleviated during a second check up, the Steelers could look to add Bradshaw to help replace Rashard Mendenhall.

Beyond the Steelers, the Cincinnati Bengals have also expressed interest in Bradshaw, and the sides could set up a visit in the next week or two, according to Pro Football Talk.