Donald Driver is 37 years old and coming off his least productive season in a decade, but he wants to keep playing and remain with the Packers. The wide receiver will take a pay cut in order to do so. "The organization knows what I've done on and off the field, and they want to keep me around as long as possible," Driver told WISN-TV. "If that means sitting down and taking pay cuts to stay around, then you take pay cuts to stay around. I've always said it's not about the money for me anymore. What I'm pushing for is for my legacy to stay around in the state of Wisconsin and around the world forever. So the money's not a big issue."

The Raiders are bringing in quarterback Jim Sorgi for a tryout. Sorgi's agent, Matt Brei, said the veteran will work out for Oakland on Tuesday. The Raiders are looking for a veteran backup quarterback to play behind starter Carson Palmer.

The Colts made Chandler Harnish the final pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, as known as Mr. Irrelevant, apparently stealing him from the Chargers. "Late in the seventh round I'm very depressed. ... I was getting calls from like the Kansas City Chiefs, the Tennessee Titans, St. Louis Rams, Oakland Raiders, just a bunch of teams were (calling) -- and I'm talking to my agent every three minutes," the former Northern Illinois quarterback explains. "It looked like we were about ready to set up a free agency deal. I was ready to go to San Diego. ... "They wanted the decision 10 minutes after they could put the deal on the table, and this was still at pick 240," Harnish says. "So there were still 13 picks to go. And they put the deal on the table that they wanted me to be a free agent and I had to say 'yes' to it. ... We tell San Diego we want that deal. Well, my agent tells the Colts, 'Hey, he's going to San Diego if you guys don't draft him with your last pick.' So, because of that, the Colts were like, 'We want him. We want to take him before he goes to free agency, and then he goes to San Diego.'"

Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora says he isn't happy that the team offered him only "half" the guaranteed money it recently gave to fellow defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka. "They offered an extension -- guaranteeing half of what they just gave 'Kiwi' guaranteed," Umenyiora wrote to The Star-Ledger on Sunday. "And I'm a greedy pig for turning down half of what they just gave 'Kiwi.' Lol." Kiwanuka received a three-year extension from the Giants last week that included $10.95 million in guaranteed money.

Giants general manager Jerry Reese said the team has offered Osi Umenyiora an extension for two straight years in hopes of keeping the defensive end. "Our first choice with respect to Osi is that he will play for the Giants and retire a Giant," Reese said. "That is what we would like to happen. Osi has been offered an extension two years in a row now, so we would still like to make it work. Hopefully, it will work out." Umenyiora said earlier this week that he did not think the Giants would be able to give him the type of extension he is seeking with several young players due for raises in the future.

The Raiders are likely to sign Matt Leinart this week during a scheduled visit to Oakland. Leinart will serve as the backup to starter Carson Palmer.

Dwayne Bowe may sign his franchise tender with the Chiefs very soon. Bowe is concerned that Kansas City will use their first-round pick on a wide receiver and then strip him of the franchise designation, according to a league source. Such a move would make Bowe a free agent.

The Rams have refuted rumors that Steven Jackson is unhappy with his contract and has been made available via trade. St. Louis coach Jeff Fisher flat-out denied any trade talk involving Jackson. "Rumors," Fisher said. "Steven is here, he is in the offseason program. He's upstairs every other day. He's doing great and having fun learning the offense. No discussion, conversation or anything along that sort to my knowledge." NFL Network's Michael Lombardi reported that Jackson is looking for a new contract. The Rams claim that also is news to them. Jackson, meanwhile, was "taken aback" by suggestions that he could be released if the Rams take Trent Richardson at No. 6 overall.

Osi Umenyiora does not believe the Giants will be able to give him the contract extension he has long desired. "Would I want to (stay)? I think it would be ideal," Umenyiora said. "I think I would if things could be worked out. But is that going to happen? I really don't think so." Umenyiora thinks New York might be better off trading him for something in return during this week's NFL Draft. The defensive end does not want to return without a raise and play in the final year of his deal, which is worth just under $4 million this season. "Next year, if I leave (after the contract is up), they won't get anything," Umenyiora said of the Giants. "Maybe they will get a compensatory pick. But that's it. So if they are going to do it, now would be the best time to (make a trade)."

Former Patriots defender Willie McGinest isn't happy that Wes Welker is thinking about skipping workouts with the team as he awaits a long-term contract. "I just don't like the diva attitude," McGinest, who played in New England from 1994 to 2005, said on NFL Total Access. "Let's keep it real. Prior to the Patriots, this is a guy who played three years, had 96 receptions, never had a 1,000-yard season. ... "This $9 million-plus that they're offering is half of his last contract. That's a lot of money. Let's not forget that they signed Brandon Lloyd, they signed (WR Anthony Gonzalez), they signed (WR Deion) Branch back, they got the two tight ends; they have weapons on that offense. So look, Wes, it's time to take off the leopard-printed cowboy boots, get off the party tour and get back to work."