The Falcons remain committed to keeping quarterback Kirk Cousins, unless they can find a deal good for all parties involved.

As the Green Bay Packers' proposal to ban the Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback sneak play—known as the tush push—gains popularity among the league's competition committee, one anonymous NFL coach told ESPN that he believes the ban is rooted in envy.

The Browns are considered the favorite for Cousins, who fueled speculation when he was spotted in Ohio last week. One NFL analyst isn't buying Cousins-to-Cleveland rumors, though. CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin weighed in on the situation in Atlanta.

Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox thinks the Philadelphia Eagles are the best fit for 4-time NFL All-Pro safety Justin Simmons.

Hendrickson requested a trade last season, and the Bengals have given him permission to seek a trade this offseason.

The NFL has delayed a decision on the controversial "tush push" play used by the Philadelphia Eagles. A decision could come at May league meetings.

Keep in mind that the Browns do not have a fifth-round pick in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft either.

The Philadelphia Eagles will host Charles Grant, an All-American offensive tackle from William & Mary, for a Top 30 predraft visit.