The Atlanta Falcons and Julio Jones continue to discuss a long-term contract.

“We’ll continue to talk with both Julio and his representation,” Thomas Dimitroff said. “We’ve have had really good conversations with them. There is no particular time on that. I’m not concerned about it, nor is he. We’ll get that figured out.”

The Oakland Raiders have reset the market for wide receivers with their new deal for Antonio Brown. Brown received a three-year, $50.1 million deal with, $30.1 million guaranteed. 

“I know there is interest because of everything that’s going on with all of the receivers in the league,” Dimitroff said. “There are big numbers (being) talked about and a big situation there. Look, we feel good with our communications there.”

The San Francisco 49ers have agreed to sign Tevin Coleman to a two-year, $10 million deal. Coleman was a third round pick by the Atlanta Falcons in 2015. Coleman had 167 carries for 800 yards last season and also was widely featured as a receiver out of the backfield.

The 49ers also signed Jerick McKinnon at running back last offseason.

Le'Veon Bell was also a target for the 49ers.

The New York Jets are considered "undeniably the favorite" to sign Le'Veon Bell in free agency, according to one high profile agent with knowledge of the running back market.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are also interested in Bell.

The Jets could also pursue Tevin Coleman. One source believes the Jets might prefer Coleman over Bell considering his price tag.

The Jets are confident they will sign either Bell or Coleman.