The Raiders have hired longtime assistant Bob Wylie as their new offensive line coach. Oakland announced the move Monday, with head coach Hue Jackson calling Wylie a "spectacular teacher, motivator and drill sergeant." Wylie spent last season sharing offensive line coaching duties for the Broncos.

The Packers have moved their practice site because of bad weather expected in North Texas. Green Bay was originally were scheduled to practice outdoors at Southern Methodist University, but NFL.com is reporting that the team will instead work out just down the road at Highland Park High School's indoor facilities. A winter storm watch is in effect through Tuesday in the Dallas area. The Steelers were expected to practice at TCU, which has indoor facilities.

The NFL and the NFL Players Association are trying to schedule a negotiation session that could occur the day before the Super Bowl, according to sources. The two sides are attempting to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement before the current deal expires on March 3. If Saturday's session happens, it would mark the first full negotiating session between the league and the union in almost two months.

Titans wide receivers coach Rod Graves has left the team to take the same position with the Panthers, according to a report. With Graves leaving after four seasons in Tennessee, five coaches have either been fired or departed since the end of the season.

Chicago mayoral candidate Gery Chico wants to see a Super Bowl hosted by the city. Chico, who trails two competitors in the polls, said if he's elected, he'll work toward bringing the Super Bowl to Chicago. "We should pursue every possible avenue to bring America's greatest sports competition to America's greatest sports city," Chico said. "If New York can do it, Chicago can do it." New Jersey will host the Super Bowl in 2014, but it's more than weather that Chicago organizers would have to consider. Soldier Field's capacity is just 61,500, which is considered at least 8,500 seats too small to host the Super Bowl.

Former University of Miami offensive coordinator Mark Whipple agreed Monday morning to become Cleveland's quarterbacks coach, according to a league source. Browns coach Pat Shurmur won't have an offensive coordinator during his first season. Shurmur said when he was hired that he would call the offensive plays next season.

The Bengals have fired offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski, according to a team source. Bratkowski's dismissal comes amid a trade request by Carson Palmer and Twitter comments by Chad Ochocinco that have criticized head coach Marvin Lewis. Lewis agreed to an extension with Cincinnati earlier this month. Bratkowski had run Cincinnati's offense for 10 years.

The Titans will begin interview on Monday with offensive line coach Mike Munchak as they search for a new head coach. Tennessee owner Bud Adams wants to name a replacement for Jeff Fisher by the end of the week. "I'm looking to be in the playoffs next year," Adams said Sunday. "We want a coach that's going to get us into the Super Bowl."

Several outlets have reported that Packers secondary coach Darren Perry is Philadelphia's top choice to fill their defensive coordinator position. However, a high-ranking source claims that while the Eagles may want to interview Perry, he isn't the the mystery assistant coach head coach Andy Reid and general manager Howie Roseman covet.

The Chicago Bears are saddened this evening to announce the passing of team VP Tim McCaskey. Tim was dedicated and took great pride in working for his family?s business. Despite battling cancer over the past 17 months, Tim never allowed the illness to dampen the spirit and sense of humor he was known for at Halas Hall. ?Tim, first and foremost , was a fan ? as passionate, loyal, critical, analytical, committed and devoted a Bears fan as there ever was,? said the McCaskey family. ?The tenacity and dignity with which he fought this dreaded disease is an inspiration to all of us.? The second oldest of Ed and Virginia McCaskey?s 11 children, Tim was named to his vice president position in 1993 after a four-year, part-time affiliation with the club. Tim is survived by his four children, eight grandchildren, 10 siblings and mother.