Pittsburgh Steelers impending free-agent LB Jason Worilds is open to re-signing with the team before he becomes an unrestricted free agent, but he has to be guaranteed a starting job in order to do so. He led the team with eight sacks last year and was second with 29 quarterback pressures and had 63 total tackles. The Steelers would likely have to choose between Worilds and LB LaMarr Woodley. Woodley is scheduled to make $8 million next year with a salary cap hit of $13.59 million. Pittsburgh is currently roughly $10 million over the cap.
Steelers | Jason Worilds willing to stay

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he is confident that the team will re-sign impending free-agent LB Terrell Suggs.
Ravens | John Harbaugh expects Terrell Suggs back

Minnesota Vikings RB Adrian Peterson endorsed head coach Mike Zimmer as the team’s new leader. ‘I’m just looking forward to heading in the right direction. I feel like the organization did a great job of bringing in Zimmer and offensive coordinator Norv Turner,’ Peterson said. ‘I feel like we’re putting the pieces in the right place so I’m just excited to see who all we bring in (to coach) other positions and to see which direction as far as bringing in players to help us accomplish our goal of winning a championship.’
Vikings | Adrian Peterson endorses Mike Zimmer

Minnesota Vikings RB Adrian Peterson (groin) is recovering from groin surgery and already taking part in upper body workouts. ‘I would probably be back working (out already if not for the surgery, but) not too much. It’s not going to interfere,’ Peterson said. ‘I’m still able to do some of the upper body exercises and things like that, but kind of laying off the lower body workouts.’
Vikings | Adrian Peterson recovering from surgery

Dallas Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray could be in line for a new contract in 2014 in the opinion of Calvin Watkins of ESPN Dallas. It could be a short term deal to help solidify the position.
Cowboys | DeMarco Murray could be in line for new deal

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he needs to look in the mirror and evaluate the job he is doing as the team’s general manager. Jones is not giving up the role on general manager. ‘As for me, I’ve got to evaluate my own role — I need to look at the man in the mirror and really be honest about why we keep coming up short,’ Jones said.
Cowboys | Jerry Jones wants to evaluate the job he is doing