Jeff Fisher and the Los Angeles Rams are discussing a contract extension.

Fisher has just one season remaining on his current contract.

Members of Fisher's coaching staff are also in talks about possible extensions. The deals are not yet finalized but the expectation is that they will get done.

Fisher took over as Rams coach in 2012, signing a five-year deal worth about $35 million after a year away from football. 

The Chicago Bears will use the non-exclusive tag on Alshon Jeffery.

The Bears and Jeffery have been unable to agree upon a long-term deal.

The two sides can still agree upon a long-term deal by July 15th.

Peyton Manning will announce his retirement by the end of the week, according to two sources.

Manning will turn 40 on March 24th.

The Denver Broncos would like to move on from Manning and it's implausible for him to sign with another team for one season.

The New York Jets will use their franchise tag on Muhammad Wilkerson.

Wilkerson has been one of the NFL's best defensive linemen since he was a first round pick in 2011.

If Wilkerson plays under the one-year franchise tender, he'll make $15.7 million in 2016.

The Indianapolis Colts won't bring back Matt Hasselbeck in 2016.

Hasselbeck was 5-3 as a starter last season, helping the Colts stay in the playoff picture without Andrew Luck.

The Colts plan on having Josh Freeman serve as the backup at quarterback to Luck next season.

Tom Brady and the New England Patriots have agreed to a two-year contract extension through the 2019 season.

Brady had two years left on his contract, paying him $9 million in 2016 and $10 million in 2017. Brady's salary-cap charge for 2016 was scheduled to be a team-high $15 million, and the extension will likely lower that number.

Brady turns 39 in August, and the new deal gives him the chance to play into his 40s, something he has expressed an interest in doing.

Von Miller is not expected to reach a long-term deal with the Denver Broncos before Tuesday's deadline for teams to use franchise tags.

If no deal is reached, Miller would get the Broncos' franchise tag.

The Broncos and representatives for Miller have been trying to negotiate a long-term deal. Executive vice president of football operations/general manager John Elway met with Miller's agent, Joby Branion, on Friday at the combine.

The San Diego Chargers are open to trading down from the third overall selection in the 2016 NFL Draft.

The Chargers don't have a young quarterback but Philip Rivers signed an extension last offseason.

San Diego hasn't owned such a high pick since 2004 when they had the top overall pick and traded away Eli Manning in a deal for Rivers.

Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens are working on a new deal to give the team more flexibility in terms of the cap.

Flacco currently has a cap number of $28.55 million. A new deal could reduce Flacco's cap number by as much as $9 million.

"He knows that he's in it for the long haul and he wants to put the best team we can on the field," John Harbaugh said, via the Baltimore Sun. "He also wants to earn what he's worth, and whatever he signs for, he's going to want to prove that he's worth it, too. That's just how Joe thinks. I'm pretty fired up about it. I'll be really surprised and disappointed if it doesn't get done."

The Seattle Seahawks and Pete Carroll are negotiating a contract extension.

Carroll is entering the final season of a three-year deal he signed after the Seahawks won the Super Bowl.

Carroll is 64 and has reinvented himself as one of the NFL's most philosophically open and psychologically agile coaches.

There has been speculation that Carroll could retire after the 2016 season with Tom Cable in line to replace him.