Arizona Cardinals QB Carson Palmer has yet to confirm whether he intends to return for another season or retire. At least one prominent general manager and two coaches around the league believe Palmer has played his last down.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver coach John Morton is expected to be named the New York Jets’ new offensive coordinator, per league sources.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano’s job appears to be safe heading into next season regardless of whom the team hires as its general manager, according to the Indianapolis Star’s Stephen Holder. There has been speculation current Chris Ballard would prefer to bring special teams coordinator Dave Toub along with him from the Kansas City Chiefs to replace Pagano.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Jalen Ramsey logged 227 coverage snaps against No. 1 receivers in 2016 – the fourth-highest total in the league.

Los Angeles Chargers CB Casey Hayward (241) trailed only Arizona Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson (259) for the most coverage snaps following No. 1 receivers in 2016.

Impending free-agent RB DeAngelo Williams is unlikely to return to the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2017, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Ed Bouchette.

Pittsburgh Steelers TE Ladarius Green could be released before the start of the 2017 season, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Ed Bouchette.

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown is about to enter the final season of a six-year contract he signed in 2012. However, his antics are reportedly ‘wearing thin’ on some of his teammates and coaches. One week after live streaming head coach Mike Tomlin’s postgame speech after the Steelers’ Divisional Round over the Kansas City Chiefs, he drew criticism from Ben Roethlisberger for pouting about not getting the ball enough in the AFC Championship loss to the New England Patriots.

Footballguys View: This report is coming from long-time Steelers beat writer Ed Bouchette, so we’re taking it very seriously. Brown is arguably the best receiver in Steelers history, but the season didn’t end well for him. We’ll see if the Steelers can patch things up with Brown and work on a new long-term deal. Stay tuned here.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Mike Evans is entering this final season of the four-year rookie contract he signed in 2014 – the team has a club option for 2018 as well – and is due to make only $690,000 (plus a $1.7 million roster bonus in 2017).

Footballguys View: Expect the Bucs to pick up his fifth-year option. A favorite target of QB Jameis Winston, we don’t see Evens leaving Tampa. Despite the low pay relative to his position, Evans has yet to express any concern about being compensated on the level of some of the game’s elite receivers.

New England Patriots PK Stephen Gostkowski (illness) returned to practice Saturday, Jan. 28.