The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed Telvin Smith to a four-year extension worth as much as $50 million.

Smith was in the final season of his rookie contract. He signed a four-year deal worth $2.43 million with only $211,052 guaranteed after the Jaguars drafted him in the fifth round in 2014.

Smith leads the Jaguars in tackles this season and also has two interceptions, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.

"Telvin has been a productive player and an important part of our defense, and he has earned this second contract," Tom Coughlin, the Jaguars' executive vice president of football operations, said in a news release. "We want to identify the players who will contribute to help this team win going forward and reward those who can do that. Telvin is certainly one of those players for us."

The Jacksonville Jaguars have released Jason Myers following his missed field goals in two of the past three games.

Myers missed a 52-yard field goal attempt against the Jets and a pair of 54-yard field goals against hte Rams.

The Jaguars will sign Josh Lambo to replace him.

The Jaguars opted to keep Myers over fan favorite Josh Scobee, who also is the team's all-time leading scorer (1,022), because of his strong leg and he had a rough season as a rookie in 2015. 

NaVorro Bowman and the Oakland Raiders have agreed upon a one-year, $3 million deal.

Bowman was released by the San Francisco 49ers last week.

Bowman will get his full salary from the 49ers in addition to the contract with the Raiders.

The Los Angeles Rams have agreed upon a four-year, $42 million contract extension with Alec Ogletree.

The deal contains $33 million over the first three years and he becomes the NFL's second-highest paid inside linebacker behind Luke Kuechly.

Ogletree, currently playing on the fifth and final year of his rookie contract, was originally drafted 30th overall by the Rams in 2013 and has totaled 443 tackles in 57 career games. 

While the Rams paid Ogletree a significant salary, the franchise must also sign Aaron Donald to what could be the NFL's richest contract for a defensive player.

The Minnesota Vikings are signing Stevan Ridley.

With Dalvin Cook out for the season with a torn ACL, the Vikings needed more depth at running back.

Ridley spent several seasons with the New England Patriots before bouncing around with the Jets, Lions, Colts and Falcons.

Ridley was previously with the Broncos this season.

The Tennessee Titans have signed Brandon Weeden on a one-year deal.

Weeden will likely play a supporting role to Matt Cassel. Weeden was released by the Texans before the start of the season.

Weeden turns 34 in two weeks.