The Baltimore Ravens remain interested in Notre Dame LB Manti Te’o and could consider trading up in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft to take him.
Ravens | Still interested in Manti Te’o

The Miami Dolphins are not making progress in trade talks with the Cleveland Browns involving WR Davone Bess because the team is looking for a higher draft pick than the Browns have offered.
Dolphins | Looking for higher pick for Davone Bess

The Pittsburgh Steelers signed LaRod Stephens-Howling (Cardinals) to a one-year deal Friday, April 26.
Steelers | Sign LaRod Stephens-Howling

New York Jets OT D’Brickashaw Ferguson has agreed to restructure his contract, which will create salary cap space for the Jets.
Jets | D’Brickashaw Ferguson restructures deal

Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said C Phil Costa and OG Ryan Cook will compete for starting offensive line jobs during training camp. Jones said the team will be starting the best five offensive linemen next season.
Cowboys | Phil Costa, Ryan Cook to compete for OL spots

Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said the team will be moving LB Kyle Wilber to defensive end in the team’s 4-3 defensive alignment. ‘Kyle Wilber is going to start out as a defensive end for us, and one of the things we liked about him coming out as an outside linebacker and what his best trait was as a pass rusher,’ Garrett said. ‘We feel like the easiest transition for him will be to put his hand on the ground and be that pass rusher as opposed to the off the ball linebacker. We’ll see how he adjusts to it and once we get on the field we’ll make that determination going forward.’
Cowboys | Kyle Wilber changing positions

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said he expects LB Jarvis Jones to have an easy transition into the NFL because the team will ask him to do similar things that he did at the University of Georgia.
Steelers | Coach expects easy transition for Jarvis Jones

Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert said the team was happy with LB Jarvis Jones’ slow time in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine because it gave them the chance to take him in the draft. ‘When he ran the 4.9, we were happy,’ Colbert said. ‘We knew we had a chance. We didn’t even talk to Jarvis at the combine because we didn’t think we had a chance. This kid, when you watch him play, I don’t care what he runs. He’s a football player in every phase of the game, and that’s what was really exciting.’
Steelers | Think Jarvis Jones’ 40 time help them