The Cincinnati Bengals and Andre Smith are "not close" to a new deal, according to a report.

Cincinnati decided back in 2011 not to pay an option bonus that would have stretched his first-round contract from four to six years.

The Bills have agreed to a two-year deal worth a maximum of $13M with quarterback Kevin Kolb, league sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter on Saturday night.

Domenik Hixon may have found a suitor in the Cleveland Browns.

The Browns have "mild interest" in Hixon, according to a league source. The 28-year-old wide receiver spent the past six seasons in New York.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed 6-foot-7 wide receiver Ifeanyi Momah.

Momah recently clocked a 4.4 40-yard dash.

A recipient of a three-year deal, he spent all of last season recovering from a knee injury suffered at Boston College as a senior in 2011.

The Miami Dolphins have signed Brent Grimes to a one-year, $5.5 million deal.

Grimes, who made more than $10 million last season with the Atlanta Falcons, played in just one game in 2012 because of an Achilles injury suffered in Week 1.

The undrafted cornerback has registered 13 interceptions over six seasons.

Carson Palmer reportedly has some potential landing spots on his mind if his time with the Oakland Raiders really is over.

Palmer is said to like the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals.

Mike Jenkins has an offer on the table from the Jacksonville Jaguars, but he will continue to shop for a new team.

The veteran cornerback will be taking trips to meet with the Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills.

The Dallas Cowboys have reached an agreement on a seven-year contract with Tony Romo that clears up cap space and locks up their quarterback.

The six-year extension is worth $108 million, according to league sources.

Romo's salary cap number was set to be $16.8 million in the final year of his current deal.

He receives more guaranteed money than in the six-year, $120.6 million contract that Joe Flacco recently signed with Baltimore Ravens, sources said.

Romo will receive $55 million guaranteed from the Cowboys, $3 million more than what Flacco got from the Ravens.

Tony Romo's contract with the Dallas Cowboys was structured in a way that prevents the team from applying their franchise tag in 2014.

That explains why the Cowboys are so interested in extending the quarterback's contract.

According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Romo’s contract extends beyond 2013 by three years. Thus, Romo will become a free agent in 2014 not by the expiration of the deal, but by the voiding of the final three years.

Ahmad Bradshaw was set to undergo a physical with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday and the club will attempt to sign him if all goes well, according to a source.

The 27-year-old running back has undergone three known surgeries on his right foot, as well as procedures on his left foot and both ankles.