The New York Jets have reached out to the Pittsburgh Steelers with interest in a trade for Le'Veon Bell.

Bell has yet to sign his $14.54 million franchise tag tender.

The Jets have not made a concrete offer for Bell yet.

NFL rules prohibit any team trading for Bell to give him a multi-year deal until after the 2018 season.

The New York Jets claimed they knew Matthew Stafford's signals after they intercepted him four times on Monday night.

"We were calling out their plays as he was getting up to the line," linebacker Darron Lee said.

"We knew his signals. We knew everything. That's just preparation as a defense. ... It seemed like we were in his head as a defense."

The Jets said they weren't stealing signals, attributing the success to thorough preparation and scouting.

They defeated the Detroit Lions 48-17 at Ford Field.

The New York Jets have officially named Sam Darnold as their starting quarterback for Week 1.

The Jets traded away Teddy Bridgewater last week with the expectation to start Darnold.