Kinkhabwala of CBS Sports has had talks with Rodgers about his current situation which remains up in the air. The Steelers remain the most likely fit with the Vikings potentially also in the mix. This remains a situation to monitor heading into the NFL Draft next week.

Atlanta holds the No. 15 overall pick next week. Williams totaled five sacks with two forced fumbles and one pass deflection in his final year at Georgia.

Bruss appeared in 11 total games last season with the Rams and Titans before a torn ACL ended his season early. It is unclear what his currently recovery timeline is.

The Giants held a last-minute private workout with Shedeur Sanders to add to some speculation. It is possible they target a quarterback in early round two if they don't draft Sanders No. 3 overall. Which direction they go in round one next week remains up in the air.

Henderson also recently had a top-30 visit with the Steelers. The former Buckeye is expected to be one of the first running backs off the board next week after Ashton Jeanty. There are many who believe he is a fit in the system ran by Sean Payton.

Bradberry was released by the Eagles back in early March. He is expected to be healthy for OTAs after missing all of last season with an Achilles injury.

The new deal also includes $16.6M fully guaranteed. Edwards is coming off a career year with four sacks and one interception.

Miller is seeking a contract extension as he enters the final year of his current contract. The Raiders have not engaged in contract talks with the former first-round pick.

Arizona holds the No. 16 overall pick next week. Banks is considered as one of the top tackles in this draft class.

Washington holds the No. 29 overall pick next week. The Commanders did trade for Deebo Samuel this offseason, but could still elect to draft a young wide receiver for the future.