The Lions are working on a deal with rookie defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. Detroit practiced Saturday afternoon while the team and Duh's representatives worked on a contract agreement. "I just got off the phone with those guys a minute ago," Lions president Tom Lewand said. "We had an extended conversation and I'm sure we'll have another one shortly. Both sides are focused on getting this done as quickly as possible."

The Jets have resumed contract talks with cornerback Darrelle Revis on a long-term extension, according to sources. The two sides had endured weeks of silence. They have talked over the last 24 hours, but the discussions haven't heated up to the point that an agreement is imminent. The Jets open training camp Sunday.

Tom Brady is entering the final year of his contract and touched on his relationship with the team following practice on Friday. "I've always been privileged to play for Coach Belichick, who I've always said is the best coach in the history of the league. And Mr. Kraft, I have a great relationship with him," Brady said. "I'm not into playing games. I just want to come out here and do the best I can do. You know, whether you make $1 playing, or you make millions of dollars like we do make, I just really enjoy playing quarterback for this team. I have since the day I stepped on the field. It's something I relish, and every year is an opportunity. "You don't get these opportunities back. I want to play for another 10 years hopefully. Each year is an opportunity for us to accomplish something pretty special. I don't want anything to ever get in the way of that." Brady is scheduled to earn $6.5 million this season, much less than quarterbacks of his caliber. "My personal feelings are my personal feelings, and certainly I don't want to express them with anybody other than very few people," he said when asked about his mood in negotiations. "It doesn't do any good. It really doesn't. It doesn't help this team. It doesn't help the organization. Really, it gets in the way to me."

Laveranues Coles will work out for the Jets on Friday with expectations of signing a one-year deal with his former team, according to a league source. Coles was a third-round pick of New York back in 2000. He's had two separate stints with the Jets in 2000-2002 and 2005-08 and was cut by the Bengals this offseason after signing a four-year, $28 million deal last year.

The Jets are just days away from training camp, but there have been no new talks between the team and disgruntled cornerback Darrelle Revis, according to sources. Revis wants to be paid more than any other player at his position and a holdout remains a strong possibility. If he decides not to show up at training camp, he'll have to pay $16,000 a day in fines.

The Broncos and rookie Tim Tebow are working to finalize a contract so the quarterback can report to training camp, according to sources. The progress has begun and the deal could be completed within the next 48 hours, according to one source. The entire team doesn't take the field until Sunday but Denver's quarterbacks Kyle Orton and Brady Quinn are participating in camp.

After Terrell Owens agreed to terms with the Bengals on Tuesday, the name's of his other suitors emerged. Aside from Cincinnati and St. Louis, the Jets, Raiders and Seahawks had interest in the free-agent wide receiver. The seriousness of each team's interest isn't known.

Terrell Owens has agreed on a one-year, $2M deal with the Bengals, a league source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday. According to the source, the deal also includes another $2M in incentives. Owens played for Buffalo during the 2009 season.

Terrell Owens has hinted that he'd take a significant pay cut in order to sign with the Bengals. The free-agent wide receiver has drawn interest from Cincinnati recently. The Rams had interest as well, but they dropped out on Monday. The Jets have only made exploratory calls. "I already told [teams], everything is negotiable," Owens told TMZ.com. "I just want a fair deal, a fair shot. I know what I made last year. So maybe cut that in half and see what we can work with. I'm flexible." Owens made around $6.5 million in Buffalo last season.

The Bills hosted free-agent guard Chester Pitts on Monday. Buffalo is looking to add depth to their offensive line as they are counting on a pair of second-year players to start. Pitts worked out for the Colts and Steelers in Arizona last week. He has also drawn interest from the Seahawks, 49ers and Eagles.