Tennessee Titans QB Ryan Tannehill trails only Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (96.0) with a 94.0 Pro Football Focus grade on play-action passes since 2019.

New Orleans Saints QB Drew Brees is featured in a recent video posted on Instragram by fitness trainer Todd Durkin in which Brees is pushing a weighted sled. At one point in the video, the phrase ‘something must be brewing’ is posted.

Cleveland Browns TE David Njoku is a candidate to be released or traded this offseason as heads into the non-guaranteed fifth option year of his rookie contract, and Saturday, Feb. 27, he tweeted what sounds like a goodbye to Browns fans. ‘Whatever happens I appreciate all the love from all my loyal fans,’ Njoku wrote. ‘I’ve kept quiet for a while but I wanted to express that at least for now. I love u guys.’

Chicago Bears TE Jimmy Graham is a prime candidate to be cut this offseason with such a move saving the Bears $7 million in cap space.

Indianapolis Colts RB Nyheim Hines was third among running backs in the league with 77 targets in 2020.

Los Angeles Rams RB Cam Akers ranked 11th in rushing yards over the final five weeks of the season, but his 4.0 yards per carry in that stretch were the fewest among players ranked in the top 20 in rushing.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers impending free-agent WR Antonio Brown ranked seventh in receptions and was tied for second with four receiving touchdowns over the final four weeks of 2020.

Notre Dame TE Tommy Tremble has met with or is scheduled to meet virtually with the San Francisco 49ers, Arizona Cardinals, Denver Broncos, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, Washington Football Team, Indianapolis Colts, Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots, Atlanta Falcons, Los Angeles Chargers, Tennessee Titans and Buffalo Bills.

Cleveland Browns impending free-agent WR Rashard Higgins said he would like to return to the Browns, but the team has not made a contract offer at this point. The Browns are interested in re-signing Higgins but only at a certain price, according to a source.

Houston Texans RB David Johnson could return to the team next season if he is willing to restructure his contract, according to sources. Johnson is currently scheduled to count $8.512 million against the salary cap in 2021, and the team would save $6.9 million if they cut him at this point.