Elway noted that Denver is open to trading either up or down in this year's draft. If they stay at five, the Broncos plan to take the best available player. The team did sign Case Keenum in free agency, but they could still decide to go quarterback as they look toward the future. A number of teams could offer Denver a deal to grab the quarterback of their choosing.

This past season, the Broncos finished 21st in our power rankings and 31st in passing efficiency.

General manager Dave Gettleman said that the team will release Marshall on a "failed physical" designation. The 34-year-old's status with the team has been in question since undergoing ankle surgery in October. The move saves the Giants more than $5 million toward the 2018 cap.

Last season, Marshall played in just 5 games, totaling 18 catches and 154 yards.

At 25, Parker has yet to find his stride through three seasons in the NFL. The option is worth roughly $9.5 million for the 2019 season. However, there's a chance that the team could release the wideout as his option is only guaranteed for injury.

Through 3 seasons, Parker is averaging 46.3 catches, 636.0 yards and 2.7 touchdowns per year.

This isn't big news, as Bell was expected to remain away from the team until absolutely necessary. He is still unhappy with his contract situation, playing on the franchise tag for a second consecutive season. Talks for a long-term deal have stalled, which will likely result in him skipping training camp as well. He's expected to work out on his own and is doing so now in Miami.

Last season, Bell turned 406 touches into 1,946 yards and 11 touchdowns in 15 games.

This report comes via ESPN's Adam Schefter, who adds "even though people who know him believe he will be back." Schefter expects him to return as well, though Brady is now 41 and with other priorities demanding his attention. There's also been some reported friction between the future Hall of Fame quarterback and coach Bill Belichick. This should make it even more likely that New England looks for a quarterback early in this year's draft.

In 2017, Brady's 162.4 Net Expected Points led the entire NFL, and by a sizable margin over the next-closest player.

According to the Dallas Morning News' Jon Machota, Witten has no interest in a TV job at this time. He was reportedly being courted by FOX for a commentator position. Machota reports that Witten said, "Hopefully I can play until I'm 40. Just taking it one year at a time." The veteran tight end turns 36 in May and had restructured his contract just a few weeks ago.

Witten started all 16 games in 2017 but finished with his fewest catches (63) and lowest yardage total (560) since his rookie season.