Updating an earlier report, Dallas Cowboys defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson is interviewing with the Atlanta Falcons, but not for their defensive coordinator spot, Friday, Jan. 22. Defensive coordinator Richard Smith with remain in that role.

Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart has rushed for at least 50 yards in 16 straight games, which is the NFL’s longest active streak.

The Buffalo Bills are open to a return of WR Percy Harvin (hip) in 2016, according to general manager Doug Whaley. Harvin’s hip problems limited him to just five games this year, and he has an automatic opt-out clause in his contract, which will make him a free agent this offseason.

Footballguys View: Harvin can be a dangerous weapon for the Bills if he’s healthy and motivated. Buffalo would likely have to re-sign Harvin to a cost-conscious type of deal since they have limited salary cap space.

New England Patriots WR Julian Edelman has the most targets, catches and receiving yards in the playoffs since the start of the 2013 postseason.

Footballguys View: The Broncos defense is phenomenal, but even they should have difficulty slowing Edelman down. Tom Brady will get rid of the ball quickly to avoid the pass-rushers for the Broncos, and Edelman will likely be his primary target.

The Houston Texans hired former Cleveland Browns defensive line coach Anthony Weaver for the same position Friday, Jan. 22.

Former New York Giants defensive line coach Robert Nunn was hired by the Cleveland Browns for the same position Friday, Jan. 22.

Carolina Panthers DT Dwan Edwards (foot) is probable for the NFC Championship game Sunday, Jan. 24, against the Arizona Cardinals.

Carolina Panthers DT Dwan Edwards (foot) is probable for the NFC Championship game Sunday, Jan. 24, against the Arizona Cardinals.

Carolina Panthers RB Fozzy Whittaker (ankle) is probable for the NFC Championship game Sunday, Jan. 24, against the Arizona Cardinals.

Footballguys View: Whittaker is back in action, but with Jonathan Stewart as the starter we’ll only see Whittaker get a small handful of touches as a backup.

Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart (ankle) is probable for the NFC Championship game Sunday, Jan. 24, against the Arizona Cardinals.

Footballguys View: The Panthers should try to shorten the game against the Cardinals. That means Stewart should be in line for a heavy workload on Sunday.