Ohio State WR Braxton Miller has met with the Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Rams and New York Jets.

Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning (foot) and TE Owen Daniels (knees) both practiced in full all week and are probable to play in Super Bowl 50 against the Carolina Panthers.

Denver Broncos FS Darian Stewart (knee), OG Louis Vasquez (knee) and FS T.J. Ward (ankle) are questionable for Super Bowl 50 against the Carolina Panthers. S Josh Bush (shoulder), LB Todd Davis (shoulder), CB Chris Harris Jr. (shoulder), S Shiloh Keo (quadriceps), LB Brandon M. Marshall (ankle), OG Evan Mathis (ankle) and DE DeMarcus Ware (knee) are probable. Stewart, Vasquez and Ward did not practice Friday, Jan. 29. Mathis was limited, while the others practiced in full.

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger has not shown any decline in his play and is expected to play several more seasons, according to team president Art Rooney II. Rooney said the team is not looking to start grooming their next starting quarterback at this point.

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Martavis Bryant has the chance to become a better player but needs to avoid any off-field problems this offseason, according to team president Art Rooney II. Rooney said the team hopes Bryant’s four-game suspension to start the 2015 season will have an impact on him.

Footballguys View: Bryant has amazing natural talent, but he needs to stay out of trouble off the field and be more consistent on the field. We’ll see if he can continue to flourish and grow as a player in 2016. He ranked as the 32nd-highest fantasy WR this year in standard scoring, but Bryant has the ability to be a top-15 player if he plays up to his potential.

Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning as thrown an interception on 5.1% of his pass attempts this season, which is a career high for him and the most among qualified quarterbacks.

North Dakota State QB Carson Wentz met with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones after Senior Bowl practice Wednesday, Jan. 27. The Cowboys have the fourth overall draft pick this year, and there is speculation that Dallas could move up to No. 1 overall to take a quarterback.

A top NFL personnel executive suggested this week that the Cleveland Browns should take North Dakota State QB Carson Wentz with the No. 2 overall pick.

Footballguys View: The interest in Wentz from the Browns is real. They need a new quarterback after the failed Johnny Manziel experiment, and Wentz may be the best QB in the 2016 NFL draft. Wentz impressed on film with good size, athleticism and arm strength. He’s done a good job of continuing to impress during the week of practice for the 2016 Reese’s Senior Bowl this week too.

Carolina Panthers WR Corey Brown (ankle), DT Dwan Edwards (non-injury) and CB Robert McClain (ankle) practiced fully Friday, Jan. 29, and are probable for the Super Bowl. LB Thomas Davis (forearm), DE Charles X. Johnson (knee), C Ryan Kalil (knee) and DT Kawann Short (knee) are questionable. Davis didn’t practice Friday, and the other three were limited.

The Detroit Lions hired Michael McCarthy as their quality control coach for the offensive line Friday, Jan. 29. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.