Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler is of no interest to the Arizona Cardinals.

Former Houston Texans offensive coordinator George Godsey was hired by the Detroit Lions Tuesday, Feb. 21, as a defensive assistant.

Clemson QB Deshaun Watson said he anticipates full participation at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Footballguys View: Watson is likely to be a first-round pick in the 2017 NFL draft, but mock drafts have him all over. With a good performance at the combine, Watson could conceivably go off the board before any other quarterback in this class. Watson shines bright in big games, and he can throw with anticipation and touch. He’s athletic enough to eat up yards with his legs if the play breaks down.

Washington Redskins impending free-agent QB Kirk Cousins, who could potentially receive the franchise tag at $23.9 million, would account for 35 percent of the team’s salary cap with CB Josh Norman ($20 million) and OT Trent Williams ($15.1 million).

Green Bay Packers OG T.J. Lang (foot, hip) is still recovering from a pair of injuries that he sustained during this past season — a broken left foot that he reinjured in the team’s NFC Championship Game loss to the Atlanta Falcons, and hip surgery that he had on Jan. 30. He remains on crutches following the latter procedure.

The New York Jets produced by far the fewest receiving yards at the tight end position, combining for only 173 yards all season from TEs Austin Seferian-Jenkins and Brandon Bostick. The next-fewest team, the Miami Dolphins, had 551 yards.

Washington Redskins QB Kirk Cousins will not sign a long-term deal prior to the March 1 deadline when the club can apply the franchise tag, according to ‘a source with knowledge of the situation.’

Detroit Lions WR Jace Billingsley could compete for a job at slot receiver next year, with the team unlikely to spend big at wide receiver this offseason.

Updating a previous report, Miami Dolphins TE Julius Thomas restructured his contract in order to land with the Dolphins because he wanted to reunite with head coach Adam Gase, who was his old offensive coordinator with the Denver Broncos.

Cincinnati Bengals OT Andrew Whitworth is poised to test the free agent market ‘unless blown away by a massive contract offer’ from team management. ‘At this point in my career it’s about the challenge, the excitement of trying to win that Super Bowl,’ Whitworth said. ‘I want to make sure wherever it is, and hopefully it’s in Cincinnati, that team is prepared to try and fight for that trophy.’ Whitworth has never been part of a playoff victory in 12 NFL seasons.