Seattle Seahawks TE Will Dissly (knee) is working out and doing well in his rehab, but head coach Pete Carroll told reporters Dissly won’t return to the field until training camp.

Arizona Cardinals QB Josh Rosen has been the subject of internal discussions by the New York Giants, although the discussions were described as ‘extremely preliminary,’ according to a source.

Oakland Raiders defensive assistant Jim O’Neil was promoted to defensive backs coach and Taver Johnson was named as the assistant defensive backs coach Tuesday, March 26.

Seattle Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin (hernia) is set to undergo sports hernia surgery in April, and head coach Pete Carroll recently told reporters he doesn’t know ‘conclusively’ if that surgery will be the last one Baldwin has this offseason. However, Carroll added the team remains confident Baldwin will be able to play in 2019.

Oakland Raiders WR Antonio Brown was sought after by the New England Patriots, Philadelphia Eagles, Tennessee Titans, Washington Redskins, Buffalo Bills and the Raiders, according to his agent, before Oakland stepped up and dealt a third-round pick as well as a fifth-round pick in order to acquire him.

Free-agent RB Isaiah Crowell (Jets) is scheduled to visit with the Oakland Raiders on Thursday, March 28.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin will see plenty of time in the slot this year and head coach Bruce Arians believes the third-year wide receiver can catch 100 passes.

Footballguys View: Godwin could play the ‘Larry Fitzgerald’ role in the Arians offense. As that sort of possession receiver, he could be in line for 100 catches in 2019. We love Godwin in dynasty leagues and he should have plenty of value in PPR leagues this season.

New York Jets RB Le’Veon Bell won’t be burnt out with his new team if head coach Adam Gase has his way. Gase said the Jets will keep an eye on Bell’s practice snaps and snap count in games. ‘This is not going to be [a situation] where we burn him out in the first six months,’ Gase said.

Footballguys View: It’s been some time since Bell was toting the rock in a regular season game. The Jets are wise to monitor his touches, not only in practices but in games as well. Bell should still post strong RB1 numbers in 2019, this just means they’ll give him a breather from time to time.

Dallas Cowboys DE DeMarcus Lawrence and the Cowboys are at a standstill in regards to a potential contract extension, according to executive vice president Stephen Jones. ‘We’re motivated to get something done and hopefully at some point we’ll get some momentum going,’ Jones said. Lawrence was given the franchise tag earlier this month but has not signed it.

Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman signed a one-year contract extension through 2020 Tuesday, March 26, according to a source. Financial terms were not disclosed.