If the Cardinals sign quarterback Kurt Warner for an additional two years, they might look to trade Matt Leinart. However, given Warner's age trading Leinart would be a hard decision for the team to make. The former USC starter would prefer to remain in Arizona but wants to start. "I plan on being the quarterback here for a long time," he said. "That's why I came here in the first place. I love it here, so nothing has really crossed my mind."

The Vikings reportedly offered the Browns their 2009 and 2010 first-round picks for quarterback Brady Quinn prior to last Tuesday's deadline. After considering the deal, Cleveland declined.

The Eagles reportedly made offers for both Kansas City tight end Tony Gonzalez and Cleveland's Kellen Winslow prior to Tuesday's NFL trade deadline. However, the Chiefs didn't feel as though Philadelphia was offering enough for Gonzalez and ultimately opt against trading him anywhere. The Eagles reportedly offered Kansas City a fourth-round pick for Gonzalez.

According to two NFL sources familiar with the negotiations, the Packers had drawn up the trade paperwork and sent it to the Chiefs to finalize the deal, a third-round pick for Tony Gonzalez, only to have the Chiefs call them 10 minutes before the deadline to say it would take a second-round pick to get the deal done. The Chiefs ended up keeping Gonzalez, who is now angry a deal didn't get done. The Packers "sent the papers and everything, thinking it was going to happen," the source said. According to the source, the Packers, New York Giants, and Philadelphia Eagles all made offers ? the Giants offering a fourth-round pick; the Eagles and Packers offering third-rounders. The source said the Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills made better offers, but Gonzalez wasn't interested in playing for either team.

The Bills reportedly had an offer on the table for Chiefs' tight end Tony Gonzalez, but Kansas City opted against trading him. Sources indicate that Buffalo was willing to part with a third-round selection.

The San Diego Chargers came close to making a trade at the deadline for Michael Bush, league sources said Sunday. The Raiders backed out of the deal just before the deadline, sources said. According to a Bay Area source, the sides were close on terms, believed to be a second-day pick, before the Raiders pulled the deal.

The Lions have traded WR Roy Williams to the Cowboys for a first, third and sixth round pick. The Cowboys also receive a seventh-round pick from the Lions in 2009. The Cowboys, according to ESPN, are attempting to negotiate a long term deal with Williams. Jerry Jones views him as a potential long-term solution as the eventual replacement for aging Terrell Owens, according to another high-ranking Cowboys source that spoke with ESPN. Chris Mortensen of ESPN reports that the Eagles also were interested in Williams.

A CBS report that aired Sunday about the Raiders dangling running backs Justin Fargas and Michael Bush in a trade isn't "accurate in any way," said head coach Tom Cable. The league trade deadline is today at 1 p.m. It's conceivable the Raiders will make a move, though nothing is imminent. "We'll listen to anybody," Cable said.

Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez has asked to be traded, and specifically mentioned the defending-champion Giants as a desired destination. The NFL's trading deadline is 4 p.m. on Tuesday. New York has reportedly only shown marginal interest, offering a sixth-round pick. According to multiple sources, Kansas City is looking for a second or third round pick.

The defending-champion New York Giants are reportedly interested in Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Tony Gonzalez. Two people close to the situation said that the Chiefs have had discussions with the Giants, but talks had not been productive. New York has been using Kevin Boss at tight end since trading Jeremy Shockey to New Orleans this summer.