Russell Wilson is not distracted by or worried about his contract situation with the Seattle Seahawks.

"It's not where my focus is," Wilson said, via Madison.com. "The rest will work out. The contract will work itself out. I'm excited about it and excited to hopefully be a Seattle Seahawk for a really, really long time. So, that's the goal."

It has become increasingly clear that a deal between the Seahawks and Wilson will not get done quickly or easily.

The Cleveland Browns have claimed Terrelle Pryor off waivers.

Pryor is ready to switch from quarterback to wide receiver.

Pryor was recently released by the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Seattle Seahawks and Russell Wilson are not concerned extension talks will become a distraction.

Wilson took out an insurance policy in case he gets badly injured playing under the final year of his rookie deal that will pay him just $1.5 million this season.

"That's just being smart," he said of the policy, shrugging his shoulders after practice, via The News Tribune. "If I do have to play this season (without signing-bonus cash from a new, long-term contract), that's just being smart. That's all that is, really. I think that's the right thing to do."

Terrelle Pryor was released by the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday and he is now willing to accept a switch to wide receiver.

Pryor started nine games at quarterback in 2013 for the Oakland Raiders.

Pryor previously explained his reluctance to change positions.

“I don’t know how to catch,” Pryor said last June, while with the Seahawks. “I’ve been a quarterback my whole life.”

Sam Bradford and the Philadelphia Eagles have discussed an extension, but not progress has been made between the two sides.

With Bradford coming off a second ACL injury, the Eagles would likely want an incentive-laden deal they could get out from if the quarterback doesn't perform or gets injured again.

The Eagles could use the franchise tag on Bradford next offseason if he plays well.

Dez Bryant returned to the Dallas Cowboys' practice on Thursday but did not participate.

Jason Garrett explained that Bryant did not practice because he has yet to sign his franchise tender.

"I know how he's working and hopefully we get the business stuff resolved," Garrett said.

Bryant is seeking a long-term deal from the Cowboys.

Dez Bryant took his stance on the current contract dispute between he and the Dallas Cowboys public on Wednesday.

"Everybody voicing opinions..13 mil is cool but where is my security? I'll wait ...5 years without complaining. So how am I selfish? #family1," wrote Bryant on Twitter.

Bryant was placed with the franchise tag, a one-year tender which would pay him $12.823 million. He has yet to sign the deal and is sitting out the team's mandatory minicamp.

"Right now there's just too big of a divide," Cowboys executive Vice President Stephen Jones told SiriusXM NFL Radio of the contract talks on Tuesday.

Russell Wilson will play the final season of his current contract with a substantial insurance policy in case of a career-ending injury.

Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks have been unable to agree upon an extension.

Wilson has had one of the NFL's most undervalued contracts after becoming the third overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft.

David Fluellen is finalizing a one-year contract with the Tennessee Titans, a source tells RealGM.

Fluellen is a running back out of Toledo, who went undrafted in 2014.

Fluellen initially signed with the Indianapolis Colts and then was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles last summer. Fluellen has since had workouts with the New England Patriots and San Francisco 49ers.

The Titans also released Shonn Greene on Tuesday.

The Tennessee Titans have released Shonn Greene.

Greene reported to the team after previously skipping voluntary offseason workouts. He was scheduled to make $3.25 million on a three-year, $10 million deal signed in 2013.

Greene complied 687 yards on 171 carries and just six touchdowns in 24 games over two years.