The Bengals have agreed to terms on a contract with former Texas wide receiver Quan Cosby. Cosby went undrafted this weekend after catching 92 passes for 1,123 yards this past season.

Cornerback Ken Lucas will return to the Seahawks after agreeing to terms on a contract. Lucas was drafted by Seattle in the second round of the 2001 NFL Draft, and played four seasons with the team before leaving for Carolina.

Tight end Bo Scaife, who was franchised by the Titans, has joined the team's offseason program and signed his one-year tender. Scaife did so even after the Titans drafted South Carolina tight end Jared Cook in the third round. "Anytime a player has the production that Bo has had I think he's going to be viewed as a real commodity on any team," agent Kevin Robinson said.

The Jaguars reached verbal commitments with eighteen undrafted rookies on Sunday night, and they are expected to sign the players by this coming weekend's mini-camp. The undrafted rookies are as follows: Russell Allen, LB, San Diego State Kyle Bell, FB, Colorado State Brock Bolen, FB, Louisville Nathan Brown, QB, Central Arkansas Weldon Brown, CB, Louisiana Tech Michael Desormeaux, SS, Louisiana-Lafayette Maurice Dupree, WR, Jacksonville State Jason English, WR, Tuskegee George Hypolite, DT, Colorado Pete Ittersagen, CB, Wheaton Tyler Lorenzen, TE, Connecticut Mike McClendon, RB, North Alabama Jeremy Navarre, DE, Maryland Cecil Newton, C, Tennessee State Kevin Patterson, SS, Wake Forest Todd Peterson, WR, Nebraska Johnny Williams, LB, Kentucky Julius Williams, DE, Connecticut

The Chiefs have agreed to terms on a six-year contract worth roughly $36 million in guaranteed money with quarterback Matt Cassel, according to the NFL Network. The deal was reported as inaccurate by both Sports Illustrated and NBC.

The Steelers have helped their cap situation by restructuring the contract of cornerback Ike Taylor. Pittsburgh's leading cornerback, Taylor, reduced his base salary of $3.5 million for 2009 to near the league minimum for his tenure, which is $620,000. The balance of his restructure was converted into a guaranteed signing bonus.

The Panthers have given quarterback Jake Delhomme a five-year contract extension worth $42.5 million, according to the Associated Press. "It's all about being able to know that I can finish my career here in Carolina," Delhomme said. "That's what I've wanted, all I've ever wanted." The deal will keep Delhomme under contract through the 2014 season, and includes $20 million in guarantees. The agreement also clears cap space for Carolina, as Delhomme's contract was set to count for more than $10 million next season.

Torry Holt has agreed to a three-year deal with the Jaguars that could be worth as much as $20 million, according to a source. Holt, 32, agreed to a creative contract that grows financially based on the way he plays. The deal calls for three years with base salaries totaling $13 million, and the first year of the contract is guaranteed.

The Bills have agreed to terms with running back Dominic Rhodes on a two-year deal, according to NFL.com. Buffalo signed Rhodes in the wake of Marshawn Lynch's three-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal-conduct policy.

The Jaguars and running back Maurice Jones-Drew have reportedly agreed to terms on a four-year extension worth roughly $8.2 million annually. The contract is expected to be announced at a news conference Wednesday afternoon in Jacksonville.