More than 10 teams have called the Seahawks to inquire about Russell Wilson's availability, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Thursday, following Wilson's recent critical public comments.

Jurrell Casey's stint with the Broncos is officially brief. Denver announced it has released the veteran defensive tackle. Casey's release will free up close to $12 million in salary cap space for the Broncos

Kendall Hinton carved out a place in the quirky, unexpected hall of NFL history in 2020 when he played emergency quarterback for an entire game due to COVID-19's impact on the Broncos. Looking back, Hinton still can't believe what happened.

While LeSean McCoy has filled a tertiary role on consecutive Super Bowl winners, he still wants to lace them up. That's likely to include another new team in 2021, if one will have him.

The Colts are set to return roughly 75 percent of their starting offense from 2020, but changes are coming at two or three key positions. New assistant offensive line coach Kevin Mawae said the unit has been a special one to observe thus far.

Tampa Bay safety Antoine Winfield Jr. is donating the amount of $7,815 – the sum he was fined for taunting the Kansas City Chiefs' Tyreek Hill during the Super Bowl – to support the Bucs' Youth Leadership Program at East Tampa's Young Middle Magnet School. 

When asked if there was any doubt Jimmy Garoppolo would be the 49ers' starter if his health was guaranteed, general manager John Lynch offered zero doubt in the QB's abilities.

The Tennessee Titans, Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars announced Wednesday that they are partnering to make a joint $100,000 donation toward the city of Houston.

Raiders backup QB Marcus Mariota appeared headed towards being the latest QB to get traded this offseason. Ian Rapoport reports that the trade market has "dried up significantly" in recent days due to the incentives in Mariota's contract.

After months of working toward a potential postseason return, Mitchell Schwartz was forced to watch his team lose the Super Bowl in street clothes. Now he's taking the opportunity to get his back ailment fixed.

Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster is scheduled to hit free agency in less than a month, and his current team doesn't appear financially capable of retaining him. When tracked down by TMZ, Smith-Schuster said he's not yet considering a different team.

Steelers president Art Rooney II confirmed the club wants Ben Roethlisberger back in 2021. Rooney said in a statement that he met with Big Ben on Tuesday and sides agreed that they'll continue their partnership once his contract is worked out.