The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have received calls from teams inquiring about the availability of Darrelle Revis.

The Buccaneers acquired Revis last offseason for a first round pick. Revis has a huge salary and his talents are unlikely to be maximized in Lovie Smith's defense.

The Buccaneers haven't shopped Revis and no firm offers have been made, but talks could begin in earnest at the start of the NFL's year on March 11.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will consider drafting a quarterback with the seventh overall pick.

Mike Glennon finished the season as the starting quarterback of the Buccaneers.

"I know enough about that draft to know, yeah, there's someone that would be worthy of the seventh pick because everything is on the board right now,'' Lovie Smith said at the scouting combine in Indianapolis. "Whenever you have a chance to get a franchise quarterback, you have to consider that.''

Teddy Bridgewater, Johnny Manziel, Blake Bortles or Derek Carr could be available at No. 7.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will unveil new helmets on Thursday.

The early rumors are that the grill is a chrome color.

The Buccaneers will also have a new logo on the side of the helmets, the first change since 1997.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed Mike Kafka.

Kafka was a fourth round draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2010.

The Washington Redskins have hired Doug Williams as a front office personnel executive.

Williams worked in the front office of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2004 to 2010 before stints as a general manager in the UFL and as the coach at Grambling State.

Williams was the MVP of Super Bowl XXII.

"It's great to be home again," Williams said. "It also is great to be affiliated with a GM and coach who are so focused and dedicated to winning. I have only one mission: to help this team obtain the talent it needs so the fans can experience the Super Bowl they deserve."

The Las Vegas Hilton has posted its early odds for Super Bowl XLIX, which will take place in Arizona in 2015.

Seahawks 6/1
Broncos 6/1
49ers 7/1
Patriots 12/1
Packers 15/1
Saints 15/1
Falcons 18/1
Bengals 18/1
Panthers 20/1
Colts 25/1
Chiefs 25/1
Eagles 25/1
Bears 25/1
Cardinals 25/1
Cowboys 30/1
Giants 30/1
Washington 30/1
Lions 30/1
Rams 30/1
Steelers 30/1
Ravens 30/1
Texans 30/1
Chargers 30/1
Dolphins 40/1
Buccaneers 40/1
Titans 40/1
Jets 60/1
Bills 60/1
Vikings 60/1
Browns 60/1
Jaguars 100/1
Raiders 100/1

Walter Jones and Derrick Brooks have been named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in their first season of eligibility. 

Michael Strahan, Andre Reed, Aeneas Williams, Claude Humphrey and Ray Guy also were voted into the Hall of Fame.

Gay is the first punter voted into the Hall of Fame.

Jones was a nine-time Pro Bowler at left tackle for the Seattle Seahawks. Jones was whistled for holding on only nine occasions in 5,703 pass players while allowing just 23 sacks.