Arizona Cardinals LB Thurston Armbrister was waived Wednesday, Feb. 20.

Free-agent RB Le’Veon Bell (Steelers) reportedly weighed around 260 pounds during his year off from football. The Jets are fairly concerned about the shape Bell is in after he played at 225 pounds in 2017. New York is considered to be one of the front-runners to sign Bell this offseason. Despite the weight issue, the Jets will add him for the right price. The Jets currently boast the second largest salary cap heading into the offseason behind the Indianapolis Colts.

Former Oakland Raiders quarterbacks coach Jake Peetz was hired by the Carolina Panthers Wednesday, Feb. 20, as their new running backs coach.

Los Angeles Chargers impending free-agent WR Artavis Scott was re-signed to a one-year deal Wednesday, Feb. 20, according to a source.

Carolina Panthers LB David Mayo (hernia) recently underwent surgery for a sports hernia, according to The Athletic’s Joe Person. Mayo is rehabilitating and is expected to make a full recovery.

New York Giants impending free-agent SS Landon Collins is expected to be pursued by the Indianapolis Colts in free agency, according to The Herald Bulletin’s George Bremer.

Chicago Bears impending free-agent TE Dion Sims is expected to be released, according to a source. Cutting Sims saves the Bears $6 million in salary cap space.

Minnesota Vikings WR Adam Thielen’s agent recently expressed optimism that his client and the team are committed to hammering out an adjusted contract that will make Thielen one of the more highly paid receivers in the league. Thielen is about to enter the third season of a four-year, $19.246 million base deal.

Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders (Achillies’) is sheduled to count $12.94 million against the salary cap in 2019, but he appears to have no interest in restructuring his contract entering the final year of his deal. Denver has until March 12 to exercise his 2019 option, which would trigger a $1.5 million guarantee of his salary. In the event they choose to release him, the Broncos will save $10.25 million against the cap.

Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is expected to be the focal point of an offense that is undergoing a ‘reimagining,’ according to offensive coordinator Greg Roman. ‘We’re really looking at this as a completely new beginning as if we were a new staff. I think we have run an offense here that has been kind of morphed over the years, and we really want to start fresh, start new, and (with) everything from our language, our formations, how we do everything, rebuild the thing from the ground up. That’s one angle. The other angle is really, how do we want to move forward with Lamar Jackson? He’s a unique player with a unique skill set, so let’s build an offense that really accommodates that, as opposed to try to fit him into something that other people had once done,’ Roman told The Athletic.