The Indianapolis Colts have not yet decided if they will exercise the fifth-year team option on FS Malik Hooker’s contract. He is headed into the fourth and final guaranteed year of his rookie deal and would become a free agent in 2021 if the team declines the option.

Perry Fewell, who ended the 2019 season as the interim head coach of the Carolina Panthers, has joined the NFL league office. His new position will include supervision of the officiating department.

Texas Tech LB Jordyn Brooks could be a ’10-year starter’ at middle linebacker and has the athleticism to stay on the field on every down, according to ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr.

Ohio State CB Damon Arnette is an ‘instant starter’ and a likely Round 2 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, according to ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr.

Minnesota S Antoine Winfield Jr. is generating ‘a lot of first-round buzz’ ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft, according to ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr., and Kiper said he doesn’t expect Winfield to make it out of Round 1.

Texas A&M Justin Madubuike is likely to be selected within the first 50 picks of the 2020 NFL Draft, according to ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr., and Kiper said he ‘wouldn’t be surprised’ to see Madubuike selected in the first round.

Updating a previous report, Utah State QB Jordan Love’s video meeting with the New Orleans Saints did not include head coach Sean Payton.

New York Jets S Jamal Adams ranks in the top five among defensive backs in snaps, tackles, sacks and forced fumbles since entering the league in 2017. He’s first in sacks (12) and tied for second in forced fumbles (6).

Free agent QB Jameis Winston is a backup fit for the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks.

Footballguys View: Winston would be a great fit and could be groomed to take over when Ben Roethlisberger is done playing. He may not want to be a backup now, but Winston is running out of options. Perhaps a coach like Mike Tomlin could convince him to come on board as a valuable reserve and future starting quarterback.

Alabama WR and 2020 NFL Draft prospect Henry Ruggs III is a viable candidate for the Dallas Cowboys with the 17th-overall pick and would make an immediate impact with his speed and versatility, according to team analysts.

Footballguys View: The Cowboys could use Ruggs, but he’s likely to go off the board well before their No.17 pick. Ruggs has a ton of speed and can make defenders look like they’re standing still. He might go in the top-12 of the 2020 NFL draft.