Dallas Cowboys OG Ryan Seymour was re-signed Thursday, Feb. 16.

Miami Dolphins WR Joseph Hastings and RB Arian Foster were released from the Reserve/Retired list Thursday, Feb. 16.

Updating a previous report, Miami Dolphins OT Branden Albert has not yet officially been released. Prospective teams may be interested in a trade for the offensive tackle.

Pittsburgh Steelers impending free-agent LB Lawrence Timmons could be playing for another team in 2017. General manager Kevin Colbert said he would love to have Timmons finish his career as a Steeler, but implied that the Steelers are willing to let Timmons test the free-agent market if he’s deemed too expensive for them to keep.

Cleveland Browns LS Charley Hughlett signed a six-year contract extension Thursday, Feb. 16. The new contract makes Hughlett the highest paid long snapper in the NFL. Financial terms were not disclosed.

San Diego Chargers RB Melvin Gordon can take his game to another level, according to head coach Anthony Lynn. Lynn said he’s going to work with Gordon in an effort to make him better as a runner. ‘When I look at the tape, I say, ‘Oh my goodness, we can help him get better here and here.’ And he’s already good, but there’s more yards [to be gained],’ Lynn said. Lynn was a running back himself in the NFL and believes his experience and insight can help Gordon achieve his full potential.

Footballguys View: We’d like to see that, but as the saying goes “you can’t produce from the trainer’s table.” Gordon has missed games both of his first two seasons and that isn’t helping his development. Hopefully the Chargers can help him remain healthy so he can reach his potential.

Miami Dolphins DT Earl Mitchell was released Thursday, Feb. 16, according to a source. Mitchell was due $4 million in 2017.

Buffalo Bills LB Ramon Humber was re-signed to an undisclosed deal Thursday, Feb. 16.

Free-agent OT Branden Albert (Dolphins) is already of interest to NFL teams and could be signed in the near future, according to the Miami Herald’s Adam Beasley.

The Pittsburgh Steelers want impending free-agent RB Le’Veon Bell and WR Antonio Brown to remain Steelers for the rest of their respective careers, according to general manager Kevin Colbert.