The Cleveland Browns will part ways with Josh Gordon.

Gordon is entering a rehabilitation facility, citing a need to "gain full control of my life."

Hue Jackson said earlier Friday that the team will "move on" from Gordon. The source acknowledged that the Browns ultimately plan to cut ties with Gordon, but noted that Jackson's comment was not meant to reflect the team's plans.

Gordon was suspended for the entire 2015 season but was reinstated conditionally on July 25 by commissioner Roger Goodell, though he also was suspended for the first four games of the 2016 season.

The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to a deal with C.J. Spiller.

Spiller has been a free agent after spending the 2015 season with the Saints.

The Seahawks are thin at running back following the retirement of Marshawn Lynch and the injury to Thomas Rawls.

The Chicago Bears have agreed to sign Joique Bell.

With Jeremy Langford injuring his ankle in Week 3 and expected to miss 3-4 weeks, the Bears need depth at running back.

Bell joins a backfield including rookie Jordan Howard and Ka'Deem Carey, who missed Week 3 with a hamstring injury.

Bell struggled last season with Detroit, rushing 90 times for 311 yards and four touchdowns. 

The Minnesota Vikings have signed Ronnie Hillman.

Hillman will give the Vikings depth at running back with Adrian Peterson anticipated to miss a few games with a torn meniscus.

Hillman was cut by the Broncos before the start of the 2016 season.

The Atlanta Falcons have agreed to re-sign outside linebacker O'Brien Schofield.

Schofield took a physical at the team's facility Wednesday morning and met with the coaches.

"It's great to be back with the organization," Schofield said. "I'm ready to get back on the field and start competing."

Schofield, known as a vocal leader, is expected to fill the same strong-side linebacker role he played at the end of last season.

The Green Bay Packers hosted C.J. Spiller for a free agent visit on Tuesday, according to a report.

The Packers have an open roster spot after recently waiving third running back Jhurell Pressley.

Spiller was cut by the New Orleans Saints last week.

Alfred Morris, who ended up signing with the Dallas Cowboys, found free agency to be "very insulting."

"The free-agency process was very insulting, to just say the least," Morris said. "I didn't like it one bit. I don't want to do it again."

Morris left the Washington Redskins to sign with a division rival.

"By the end of the year, I figured my time there was gone," said Morris, a sixth-round pick by then-coach Mike Shanahan in 2012. "You're not the coach's guy, you're not the GM's guy, they draft a young guy. It's a business, so I expected that. They just had a different plan and I wasn't a part of it and that was OK.

"I can't cry over spilled milk. I just had to go buy me another gallon."

The New Orleans Saints have released C.J. Spiller.

Spiller signed a four-year, $16 million contract with the Saints during the 2015 offseason.

Sean Payton said Spiller was scratched because there wasn't room for him in the Raiders game plan, adding that Spiller's role could change "week to week."

But when the NFL posted Tuesday's transactions, Spiller's contract had been terminated.

In 2015, Spiller gained 112 yards rushing and 239 yards receiving in 13 games, his lone significant highlight being a late-game, 80-yard touchdown catch in a victory over Dallas.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have added depth to their backfield by signing Jacquizz Rodgers.

The Buccaneers will likely move Peyton Barber back to the practice squad.

Rodgers, 26, played under Dirk Koetter with the Atlanta Falcons. He piled up 1,116 yards rushing at 3.7 yards per carry from 2011 to 2014.

The Los Angeles Rams and Michael Brockers have agreed to the framework of a three-year extension through 2019, according to a source.

The deal, which hasn't been finalized or announced, was first reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Brockers was set to become a free agent after the season and had a base salary of just over $6 million for 2016.