Impending free-agent WR Chris Godwin told MJ Acosta on Thursday that he would play on the franchise tag in 2021 if the Tampa Bay Buccaneers applied it. 

Speaking Thursday about his soon-to-be former quarterback Jared Goff, Rams coach Sean McVay looked back fondly on the days of Goff and deemed it unfair to pin the team's recent offensive woes squarely on the shoulders of the QB. 

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks return to discuss a reported rift between Russell Wilson and the Seahawks before welcoming Duke head coach David Cutcliffe to the pod.

The offseason isn't even a month old, and the Jets are set to look dramatically different next season because of their new coaching staff alone. More change could be coming at several positions. Whatever the final roster proves to be, DT Quinnen Williams wants to be on it.

Houston is staying pat on its stance that it will not deal franchise quarterback Deshaun Watson, as the Texans are unwilling to discuss a swap -- though some teams have left offers on voicemails, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported. 

Adam Humphries is done in Nashville. The Tennessee Titans are releasing the receiver after two seasons with the club. Read on for more NFL roster transactions from Thursday.

Standout Green Bay center Corey Linsley isn't "closing the door" on a return to the Packers, but admitted that "all signs" are pointing to him playing with a different club in 2021.

As a trade to acquire Carson Wentz will not be official until the start of the new league year in March, Colts head coach Frank Reich could not speak Thursday on bringing in the former first-round pick. But Reich made it clear that he believes with good QB play, the Colts can take the next step forward. 

More than 10 teams have called the Seahawks to inquire about Russell Wilson's availability, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Thursday, following Wilson's recent critical public comments.

Jurrell Casey's stint with the Broncos is officially brief. Denver announced it has released the veteran defensive tackle. Casey's release will free up close to $12 million in salary cap space for the Broncos

Kendall Hinton carved out a place in the quirky, unexpected hall of NFL history in 2020 when he played emergency quarterback for an entire game due to COVID-19's impact on the Broncos. Looking back, Hinton still can't believe what happened.

While LeSean McCoy has filled a tertiary role on consecutive Super Bowl winners, he still wants to lace them up. That's likely to include another new team in 2021, if one will have him.