The Facts: The Browns have about $30 million in space and will be big spenders under new owner Jimmy Haslam and team president Joe Banner. Many in the Steelers organization believe Wallace will end up with their division rivals in Cleveland (Haslam was a former minority owner of the Steelers).

Diehards Line:Remember, the Steelers are about $16 million over the cap, and they are bracing for a sweeping exodus of talent. Safety Troy Polamalu and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will likely be restructured, again, but the Steelers do not expect to retain Wallace and RB Rashard Mendenhall, sources tell CBSSports.com's Jason La Canfora. So even though they're ready to part ways with Wallace, it's safe to say the Steelers would rather not face him twice each season going forward. ... Whatever the case, Wallace is one of the higher-profile players likely to be changing teams this offseason. ... Stay tuned.