NFL Football 24-Hour Briefing

Personnel Moves

Titans released starting center Lloyd Cushenberry III and safety Xavier Woods Wednesday, with Cushenberry's release coming with a failed physical designation. The Bears have granted linebacker Tremaine Edmunds permission to seek a trade, according to a source. Robert Livingston has been hired by the Broncos as their defensive passing-game coordinator from Colorado, per Adam Schefter.

Contract Negotiations

Colts general manager Chris Ballard remains hopeful about getting deals done with receiver Alec Pierce and quarterback Daniel Jones before free agency. Despite reports of contractual struggles, John Lynch expressed optimism about finding a solution with left tackle Trent Williams. The Cowboys have made Brandon Aubrey an offer to become the highest-paid kicker, but Aubrey's agent is seeking a deal closer to $10 million per season.

QB Situations

Bills GM Brandon Beane said receiver Keon Coleman will have "every chance" to prove himself this offseason. Quarterback predictions for all 32 teams have been released, with speculation on Kirk Cousins' future in Minnesota and potential Kyler Murray moves to the AFC.

Draft Prospects

Reuben Bain Jr. stated no NFL team has mentioned arm length during interviews, focusing on his play instead. Ohio State's Arvell Reese declared himself an "outside linebacker/edge" rusher at the combine. NFL rookies are providing valuable advice to draft prospects as they navigate the combine experience.

League Issues

Sean Payton and Mike Vrabel expressed concern over replay errors in early games from last season. Trade candidates like Brian Thomas Jr. and Maxx Crosby are being ranked on the current market as teams evaluate potential offseason moves.