The Tennessee Titans have agreed to hire Dennard Wilson as defensive coordinator. 

Wilson was most recently defensive backs coach of the Baltimore Ravens.

The Green Bay Packers have hired Jeff Hafley as defensive coordinator. 

Hafley comes to the Packers after working as the head coach for Boston College for the past four seasons (2020-23), where he led the Eagles to bowl eligibility in three of his four years. 

Hafley replaces Joe Barry in the job.

The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to hire Mike Macdonald as head coach on a six-year deal.

Macdonald was most recently defensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens and becomes the NFL's current youngest head coach at 36.

Macdonald will replace Pete Carroll.

The Cincinnati Bengals are making it clear that they want Tee Higgins back in the fold next season.

The 33rd overall pick in 2020, Higgins will be a free agent this offseason.

The Bengals have some options to retain the wide receiver -- extend him on a long-term deal, franchise tag him for roughly $22 million in 2024, tag and trade him, or simply let him walk in free agency to create cap space.

"We'll see what happens this year," executive Duke Tobin said. "I want Tee Higgins back. Everyone on our team would like to have Tee Higgins back. Again, there's one pie and how big of a slice that takes and what else we can't do because of it, we'll have to determine and we'll see."

The Dallas Cowboys have had a hard time in the playoffs despite three-straight 12-win seasons.

Mike McCarthy is 1-3 in the postseason, but Jerry Jones decided to retain him as head coach for a fifth season.

Dallas will have some work to do this offseason with Dak Prescott entering the final year of his contract and a possible extension looming.

After interviewing with teams for head-coaching jobs, offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik will stay with the Texans for the 2024 season, according to sources.

His new deal includes a significant raise.

Slowik interviewed with the Washington Commanders, Seattle Seahawks, Carolina Panthers, Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons for their job openings.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to hire Arthur Smith as offensive coordinator. 

Smith was fired by the Atlanta Falcons earlier this month after compiling a 21-30 record in three consecutive 7-10 seasons without a playoff berth. Before his stint in Atlanta, Smith was the Tennessee Titans' offensive coordinator from 2019-20. 

The Carolina Panthers have hired Brad Idzik as offensive coordinator, but head coach Dave Canales will call plays.

Prior to last season, Idzik spent four seasons with Canales in Seattle as the assistant wide receivers coach.

Canales is tasked with improving the play of Bryce Young. Canales helped Baker Mayfield go from last in the NFL in Total QBR (26.2) in 2022 with Carolina and the Los Angeles Rams to 18th this past season (54.4).

Ben Johnson has decided to remain as offensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions.

Johnson was a candidate for several head coaching openings, including the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commenders.

Johnson reportedly was seeking an incredibly lucrative contract to become a head coach, which possibly cooled his market.

Odell Beckham, Jr. says his biggest accomplishment with the Baltimore Ravens this season was showing that he still has it.

Beckham, who hits the free agent market yet again, had 35 catches for 565 yards and three touchdowns in 14 games. He missed the entire 2022 season.

"To me, if there is anything I felt about myself -- regardless of anybody's opinion or anything like that -- is that I know that I can still play football, and I know that I still have [stuff] in the tank," Beckham said.