The New England Patriots signed OT Ryker Mathews to a Reserve/Futures contract Monday, Jan. 14. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.

The Los Angeles Chargers signed P Ty Long to a Reserve/Futures contract Monday, Jan. 14. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.

The Dallas Cowboys signed OT Jake Campos, RB Jordan Chunn, CB Treston Decoud, CB Donovan Olumba, LB Kyle Queiro, DT Aziz Shittu and OG Cody Wichmann to Reserve/Futures contracts Monday, Jan. 14. Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.

Footballguys View: Measuring in at 6’1″ 235 pounds, Chunn is a big back to monitor in crazy deep dynasty leagues. While in college at Troy he showed the ability to handle a large workload and a big nose for the end zone (47 rushing TDs in college). He’s actually a better receiver than some think a big man would be (84 receptions for Troy).

Philadelphia Eagles impending free-agent DE Brandon Graham said he hopes to re-sign with the Eagles this offseason.

Dallas Cowboys C Travis Frederick (illness, shoulder) could be healthy enough to participate in the Cowboys’ offseason program, according to head coach Jason Garrett. Frederick is dealing with Guillain-Barre syndrome – an auto-immune disorder that caused him to miss all of the 2018 season. Furthermore, Frederick is recovering from recent surgery on a torn labrum. He is now focused on regaining strength and conditioning.

New Orleans Saints impending free-agent RB Mark Ingram has expressed his desire to remain with the team that drafted him eight years ago. Ingram said he loves the team, the organization and the city.

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers running backs coach James Saxon was hired by the Arizona Cardinals for the same position Monday, Jan. 14.

Former Miami Dolphins defensive line coach Kris Kocurek was hired by the San Francisco 49ers for the same position Monday, Jan. 14, according to a source.

Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach Shaun Sarrett will take over as the offensive line coach with Mike Munchak leaving for the Denver Broncos.

Washington Redskins impending free-agent WR Jamison Crowder, despite his struggles and injury concerns, could demand a contract worth at least $8 million this offseason. Nonetheless, head coach Jay Gruden wants to try to retain Crowder. ‘There is really not anything that Jamison can’t do,’ Gruden said. ‘You look at his size and say he’s little, but he plays big. He’s got great quickness in intermediate routes, can separate, has good hands, he’s tough, he’s physical in the running game.’ Crowder played better later in the year, but he was hampered by an ankle injury that caused him to miss seven games.