The Cleveland Browns may be looking for a wide receiver, but they aren't interested in a trade for DeAndre Hopkins, according to a report.

The bidding for Hopkins is believed to have ramped up this week.

A separate report linked the Browns to Jerry Jeudy, but the Denver Broncos aren't believed to be motivated to move a wide receiver.

The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to terms on a contract with linebacker Kyzir White, according to a report.

White played for new head coach Jonathan Gannon with the Philadelphia Eagles this past season.

The linebacker received a two-year deal worth up to $11 million.

The Denver Broncos have agreed to a three-year, $45.75 million deal with defensive end Zach Allen, according to a report.

A third-round choice of the Arizona Cardinals in the 2019 NFL Draft, Allen spent four seasons with the team. All of those years were played under defensive coordinator Vance Joseph. Allen will reunite with his former DC in Denver.

Odell Beckham, Jr. is "in talks" with several teams after holding an open workout for scouts on Friday in Arizona, according to a report.

It was reported last week that Beckham was seeking $20 million per year despite missing all of the 2022 season after tearing an ACL in Super Bowl LVI.

The Carolina Panthers, New York Giants, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Rams, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens all attended his workout.

Headed for free agency after spending the last three seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, tackle Kelvin Beachum shared his thoughts about Kyler Murray.

Beachum said quarterbacks "have to be able to lead an entire organization, you've got to lead a team" and that Murray is still going through the process of becoming that kind of a leader.

"It's not a completed process," he added. "I didn't say he lacks leadership, I just think he needs to grow up a little bit. I think if he has the ability and willingness to grow up, he's going to be just fine. They paid him for a reason, they paid him because of his talent. He has the ability to lead. When you're in that position, we need you to lead more. You're the face of the franchise ... you have to lead in every single capacity."

The Arizona Cardinals released Chosen Robbie Anderson on Wednesday.

The Cardinals acquired the wide receiver from the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 17, but he wasn't productive in 10 games following the trade.

Anderson, 29, had seven catches on 17 targets for 76 yards and no touchdowns with Arizona. 

The team will save $12 million in cap space after releasing Anderson.