Frank Gore has logged 15 NFL seasons, but he may not be done yet.

Gore said he feels good physically, but just needs to find a good fit.

"I'm going to wait til March and see what team really wants me," Gore said. "I still feel good. I know I still can play. It's just gotta be right."

Greg Olsen and the Carolina Panthers have mutually agreed to part ways after nine seasons.

The veteran tight end, however, says he's still interested in playing football.

"At this time I have not closed the door on any potential career options," Olsen wrote on Twitter. "I still have the love of football in my heart and will explore all opportunities presented to me."

Dak Prescott is confident he will agree to a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys.

The two sides have held discussions on a new deal since the end of the 2018 season, but they remain apart on terms.

Prescott will be an unrestricted free agent on March 18.

"I'm confident a new contract is coming. I'm confident in my agent and my team and I'm confident in the Cowboys that something will get done," he said in the interview with ESPN's Sage Steele, when asked how close he was to agreeing to a new contract.

Asked why he and the Cowboys couldn't agree to a new contract before the start of last season, Prescott said, "There's a lot of variables that go into it."

"There's a lot of things that have to come into play when you're talking about a contract. Never just look at the money, never just look at what people see or the attention-grabber. There's a lot of details to it," he said. "There's people that know that handle that, so I'm leaving that up to my agent and I have all the confidence in both sides."

The New York Jets and Jamal Adams have begun talks on a new contract and the safety is confident he'll get an extension.

Adams tweeted Wednesday that the two sides have engaged in "small discussions thus far, not in detailed talks yet, just talked about it. With that being said, I fully expect to be extended this offseason. I want to be in New York!"

The Jets drafted Adams sixth overall in 2017.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs will negotiate a contract extension over the next year and he is on record as wanting to remain with the franchise for his entire career.

“The people are what really drew me to Kansas City, and I hope I get to play there the rest of my career,” Mahomes said. “The people and how they accept you, how they care about you more as a person than as a player, how much passion they have for the Kansas City Chiefs. It’s somewhere where I want to be for the rest of my career.”

Mahomes won MVP in his first season as starting quarterback and led the Chiefs to the Super Bowl in his second season. Mahomes spent his rookie season backing up Alex Smith.

The Chicago Bears will sign Canadian Football League cornerback Tre Roberson, according to a league source.

Roberson is viewed by many as the top CFL free agent this offseason.

The 27-year-old chose the Bears over nine other offers.

Rob Gronkowski has no regrets about retiring from the NFL after his first season away from the game.

“Oh, no, not at all. No regrets at all,” Gronkowski said. “Feeling good. I knew that’s what I wanted to do. I knew that that’s where I was headed, and no regrets at all, man. Been having a good year. I felt like that was the time. Had a month or so after the season and just felt like that was the time. Feels good to know that it was a good decision.”

Gronkowski is not ready to completely rule out a comeback.

“Oh, man, I don’t know,” Gronkowski said. “I’m a young guy — 30 years old. I still love to workout, stay in shape. Like I said, I’ve answered this question many, many times. I will never say complete no, because I love playing sports. I love competing. It’s still what I do to this day. No matter what it is. If I’m out playing basketball. I’ll answer this the same how I always answer it: If I ever come back, and I feel like I have that passion, that strong passion for a continued time, not just one day or like one hour, like, I need to play football again, and I’m talking about continued passion for about a good week or a good month or so. Then, I would think about truly coming back to football.

“As of right now, I’m set where I’m at. But I know I’m a young guy, and I still love to stay in shape and compete, so if that passion, that fire ever comes back, then that’s when I would come back to football.”

The Los Angeles Chargers have "moved on" from Philip Rivers, according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports.

Rivers has already relocated his family from San Diego to Florida.

The Chargers pick sixth in the 2020 NFL Draft, but behind two teams in the Cincinnati Bengals and Miami Dolphins who need quarterbacks.

Robert Kraft was cornered by TMZ in New York on Tuesday and the New England Patriots owner offered some insight into how the team will handle Tom Brady this offseason.

When asked if he was going to keep Brady in New England, the owner said: "We plan to!"

Brady told Westwood One over the weekend that he's "open-minded" about his future and potential free agency.

The Dallas Cowboys are prioritizing a new contract for Dak Prescott this offseason.

"It's been urgent for us," Stephen Jones said. "We certainly want to get that done. That's our No. 1 priority as we go into the offseason is to ... hopefully find some resolution to it and get that done."

The Cowboys were close to a contract extension with Prescott before the season started, but it didn't happen and the quarterback played out his rookie deal.

Jones said priority "No. 2" is getting a contract completed with Amari Cooper, who also is scheduled to become a free agent in March.