The Green Bay Packers, Denver Broncos, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks are teams that are believed to be highly interested in acquiring Darrelle Revis via trade.

The New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills are also interested, but the Jets are not expected to trade Revis within their division.

The Packers have been constantly mentioned as an interested party in Revis across all sources.

Russell Wilson has publicly said that he has not requested a new contract from the Seattle Seahawks.

ESPN reported that a rep from Wilson's camp contacted the team, "insisting that something had to be done to adjust the bargain rookie contract for the third-round quarterback."

"I speak for myself. I never demanded or asked for a restructured contract," Wilson told Sports Illustrated.

Wilson is set to earn $526,217 in 2013 and $662,434 the following season. Wilson's $798,651 number in 2015 is up for negotiation.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Gus Bradley as their head coach.

Bradley was most recently defensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks.

Bradley replaces Mike Mularkey and is the first defensive-minded hire as head coach this offseason.

"He's got a brilliant football mind," Pete Carroll said last week. "He's got a way of reaching people and touching people and getting the best out of them, coaches and players alike. He's got everything that you're looking for."

The New England Patriots game on Sunday afternoon against the Houston Texans averaged 37.7 million television viewers, which ranked first amongst the four games of the weekend.

The Baltimore Ravens win over the Denver Broncos averaged 35.3 million viewers.

The Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks averaged 32.1 million viewers during their telecast.

The San Francisco 49ers' win over the Green Bay Packers on Saturday evening averaged 30.9 million viewers.

Richard Sherman has developed a reputation as one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL, but he is also earning one as one of the more vocal players on the field.

Sherman had a run-in with Trent Williams of the Redskins in the first round of the playoffs and was also vocal against the Falcons.

"Y'all tell Richard Sherman to get some humble pie!" said Asante Samuel. "And you tell him I said it!''

Gus Bradley will interview with the Philadelphia Eagles for their head coaching vacancy on Saturday, according to a source.

Bradley is currently the defensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seahawks allowed 15.3 points per game this season.

Bradley has emerged as a favorite among fans in Philadelphia based mainly on an old video clip in which he goes off on the Seahawks' defense during a game.

"Well, it's flattering. And I know people talk about our entire focus is on Atlanta and it really is," Bradley said after Thursday's practice. "It's so important to us. We worked so hard to get to this point and our whole message to the team is to keep raising the bar and getting better and better every week. They're talking that and we're talking that, so it's easy to stay focused on it. It's flattering as you've all heard before. But our entire focus is on Atlanta and trying to get one step closer."

The Seattle Seahawks have signed Ryan Longwell.

Longwell didn't kick in 2012, but is a 15-year veteran.

Steven Hauschka has been placed on injured reserve with a strained calf.

Chris Clemons has a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the playoffs.

Clemons led the Seattle Seahawks with 11.5 sacks in the regular season.

The Chicago Bears will interview Darrell Bevell, according to a source.

Bevell is currently the offensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks.

Bevell was also offensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings from 2006 to 2010 where he worked with Brett Favre.

Pro Football Focus has announced their All-Pro Team for the 2012 NFL season.

Selections from Playoff Teams

Five selections: 49ers

Four selections: Vikings, Patriots

Three selections: Broncos, Packers, Texans, Ravens, Bengals

Two selections: Seahawks

One selection: Colts

No selection: Falcons, Redskins

(Second team selection in parenthesis)

Offense

QB: Peyton Manning, DEN (Aaron Rodgers, GB)

RB: Adrian Peterson, MIN (C.J. Spiller, BUF)

FB: Vonta Leach, BAL (Marcel Reece, OAK)

TE: Rob Gronkowski, NE (Jason Witten, DAL)

WR: Calvin Johnson, DET (Brandon Marshall, CHI)

WR: Andre Johnson, HOU (Vincent Jackson, TB)

WR: Reggie Wayne, IND (A.J. Green, CIN)

LT: Duane Brown, HOU (Joe Staley, SF)

LG: Evan Mathis, PHI (Mike Iupati, SF)

C: John Sullivan, MIN (Max Unger, SEA)

RG: Marshal Yanda, BAL (Alex Boone, SF)

RT: Andre Smith, CIN (Sebastian Vollmer, NE)

Defense

Edge Defender: Cameron Wake, MIA (Clay Matthews, GB)

Edge Defender: Von Miller, DEN (Aldon Smith, SF)

Defensive Interior: J.J. Watt, HOU (Muhammad Wilkerson, NYJ)

Defensive Interior: Geno Atkins, CIN (Gerald McCoy, TB)

OLB: Jerod Mayo, NE (Kevin Burnett, MIA)

MLB: Patrick Willis, SF (Bobby Wagner, SEA)

OLB: Derrick Johnson, KC (Daryl Washington, AZ)

CB: Richard Sherman, SEA (Antonio Cromartie, NYJ)

CB: Charles Tillman, CHI (Champ Bailey, DEN)

Slot CB: Casey Hayward, GB (Antoine Winfield, MIN)

FS: Jarius Byrd, BUF (Devin McCourty, NE)

SS: Eric Weddle, SD (Reshad Jones, MIA)

Special Teams

K: Blair Walsh, MIN (Phil Dawson, CLE)

P: Thomas Morstead, NO (Dustin Colquitt, KC)

Returner: Jacoby Jones, BAL (Leodis McKelvin, BUF)

Special Teamer: Ashlee Palmer, DET (Johnson Bademosi, CLE)