NFL Football 8-Hour Briefing

Team Transactions

Colts remain hopeful of completing deals with quarterback Daniel Jones and receiver Alec Pierce before free agency begins. General manager Chris Ballard expressed optimism about securing both players.

Contract Negotiations

49ers general manager John Lynch offered a more optimistic view regarding left tackle Trent Williams' contract situation, shortly after reports indicated the team was struggling to find a contractual solution. Cowboys have extended an offer to Brandon Aubrey that would make him the highest-paid kicker in the NFL, though Aubrey's agent has pushed for closer to $10 million per season.

Meanwhile, a source contradicted Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort by stating quarterback Kyler Murray has not spoken with the team since the end of the season, despite Ossenfort's claim to the contrary.

Coaching & Roster Updates

Broncos coach Sean Payton confirmed offensive coordinator Davis Webb will be Denver's playcaller this season. Lions offensive lineman Taylor Decker indicated he's putting off retirement to return for his 11th NFL season.

Bills general manager Brandon Beane said the team is challenging embattled receiver Keon Coleman to come in with the same attitude he had at the start of training camp last season. Buccaneers believe veteran wideout Mike Evans has "earned" the right to explore free agency despite their desire for him to remain with the team.

Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst addressed several topics including special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia's surprising exit.