A deal between the Steelers and offensive tackle Flozell Adams isn't imminent, according to a league source. Adams visited the Steelers on Tuesday and took a physical. Agent Jordan Woy told the Steelers that Adams is drawing interest from at least three other clubs, according to a team source.

The New York Daily News reports that there is a just a 10 percent chance that the Jets will sign quarterback JaMarcus Russell, according to a league source. The Raiders released Russell this offseason after he ballooned to over 300 pounds.

Sources tell ESPNNewYork.com that the Jets have checked on JaMarcus Russell and have interest in the former first overall pick. The Jets are looking to acquire a veteran quarterback before training camp and, while league sources maintain that free agent Mark Brunell remains the odds-on favorite, Mike Tannenbaum isn't ignoring other options.

The Jets are expected to sign veteran quarterback Mark Brunell, but the New York Daily News reports that the team's players aren't thrilled. A poll by the Daily News revealed that a majority of Jets' players prefer Kellen Clemens to Brunell as the team's No. 2 quarterback behind Mark Sanchez. "Brunell? Isn't he like 50 years old?" said one player of the three-time Pro Bowl, who will turn 40 in September.

Rams quarterback Sam Bradford, who was the first overall pick in April's NFL Draft, fully expects to be under contract in time to open training camp in late July. "At this point right now (agent Tom Condon) hasn't given me any indication that there's going to be any problems getting a contract done," Bradford said Tuesday. "I expect to be in camp, on time." Bradford should expect to receive a contract in excess of the six-year, $78 million deal that Matthew Stafford signed with the Lions in 2009.

The Jets have checked on the status of free agent quarterback JaMarcus Russell, according to sources. The source says New York has cursory interest in Russell, who was cut recently by the Raiders after he ballooned to 300 pounds. They are looking for a veteran quarterback to add before training camp and Mark Brunell remains the favorite.

The Steelers, who lost starting right tackle Willie Colon for the season, will bring in free agent Flozell Adams for a visit. Agent Jordan Woy says that Adams has other teams on his list. If Pittsburgh doesn't sign Adams or another lineman, they could move guard Trai Essex to right tackle or Jonathan Scott or Tony Hills to the position.

Bears coach Lovie Smith has a connection to free-agent defensive back Shawn Springs, but the team isn't interested in signing him. "We had Shawn Springs when Terry Glenn came on the scene then," said Smith, who coached him at Ohio State. "Eddie George of course was the running back. Ricky Dudley was the tight end. Shawn was in that group, too." Springs is unlikely to come play for the veteran minimum and the Bears are believed to be pretty much maxed out on their budget for 2010. "We like what we have right now," Smith said of his depth chart at cornerback. "Shawn will always be family to me, but right now we like where we are. We constantly try to improve our ballclub right up until the first game. Josh Moore has made a lot of progress. Tim Jennings coming in, we like some of the new additions we have."

The short list of teams interested in free-agent running back Brian Westbrook may have expanded. The Broncos, Rams and Redskins were believed to be interested, but NFL.com's Steve Wyche said Thursday on NFL Total Access that "more teams" are now looking at Westbrook.

The Ravens gave Marc Bulger $3.8 million to be Joe Flacco's backup, which may drive up the market price of other veteran quarterbacks. Mark Brunell has been linked to the Jets and Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com believes that Bulger's deal could increase how much Brunell will eventually sign for. "Many figured Brunell would sign for the minimum ($860,000 for a player with his experience), but now you have to wonder," Cimini writes.