New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said the team would like OT Justin Pugh to add some weight this offseason to help add power to his play. Coughlin said he would like Pugh to weigh around 310 to 315 pounds.
Giants | Looking for Justin Pugh to add weight
New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said OG Chris Snee (hip) is recovering from hip surgery but should be ready for next season. Snee likely will need to restructure his contract in order to return to the team.
Giants | Chris Snee expected to be ready for 2014
Jordan Woy, agent for New Orleans Saints DE Kenyon Coleman, said Coleman plans to retire this offseason.
Saints | Kenyon Colman to retire
Jordan Woy, the agent for Dallas Cowboys impending free-agent DE Anthony Spencer and DT Jason Hatcher, said the Cowboys have indicated their interest in re-signing both players.
Cowboys | Have talked with agent for two FAs
Dallas Cowboys CB Morris Claiborne (finger, shoulder) is recovering from finger and shoulder surgeries but will not miss any offseason workouts.
Cowboys | Morris Claiborne will not miss workouts
Jeremy Maclin’s first season with Chip Kelly ended before it began after he suffered a knee injury in camp. The Philadelphia Eagles receiver reportedly remains in the team’s plans for 2014.
Report: Eagles prize Jeremy Maclin over Riley Cooper
The New York Jets will meet with Vanderbilt WR Jordan Matthews Friday, Feb. 21.
Jets | To meet with Jordan Matthews
The Philadelphia Eagles have decided re-signing impending free-agent WR Jeremy Maclin will be a bigger priority than re-signing impending free-agent WR Riley Cooper. The team will look to sign Maclin to a one-year deal and attempt to sign another starting-caliber wide receiver in free agency. The team could be interested in bringing Cooper back if they are not able to find another option.
Eagles | Jeremy Maclin a bigger priority
The Philadelphia Eagles likely will release WR Jason Avant this offseason because his offensive production slipped this season.
Eagles | Jeremy Avant likely will be let go
NFL Media draft analyst Mike Mayock said he’d select Buffalo LB Khalil Mack with the first overall selection in this year’s NFL Draft. ‘He’s explosive off the edge, he’s tough, he’s twitchy, he’s got a little edge about him,’ Mayock said of Mack. Mack measured 6-foot-3, 248 pounds at college.
NFL | Analyst high on Khalil Mack