The Jets and Panthers have agreed to a trade that will send Kris Jenkins to New York in exchange for third and fifth round picks, according to the reports on ESPN and FoxSports. Jenkins is a 6-4, 335 pound nose tackle.

Yet again this offseason, Redskins' officials would be interested in trading for Chad Johnson should he become available, according to sources who spoke with the Washington Post. Randy Moss and D.J. Hackett are two other targets for the Redskins, as well.

Shaun Rogers is getting closer to being dealt by Detroit, and the Broncos appear to be a leading candidate, according to the Detroit News. If the Lions don't deal him by March 1st, they will have to pay Rogers a $1 million roster bonus. "There has been a lot of interest in Shaun," Matt Millen said. "Like we said from the start, we'll listen to everybody who wants to talk." "Shaun's a good player, and you don't give good players away. You try to keep your good players. If somebody wants to talk seriously, great. I'll talk to them."

The Eagles are expected to pursue Asante Samuel, which could eventually lead to the Patriots landing Lito Sheppard, according to a report in the Boston Globe.

The Broncos are interested in trading both Javon Walker and Travis Henry this offseason. Henry is due a $6 million option bonus near the start of the trading/free-agent period. If he is not dealt by then, the Broncos will either cut him or try to re-negotiate a far smaller bonus.

The Panthers are considering either trading or releasing DeShaun Foster, the Charlotte Observer reported Saturday. The Panthers, who ranked 29th in the league in offense last season, are reportedly shopping Foster as trade bait and drawing interest.

The Carolina Panthers are shopping running back DeShaun Foster for a trade, according to a source communicating with ESPN.com. It was rumored that the Panthers might cut Foster, but Carolina appears to be trying to get something in return for their injury-prone running back.

Bengals' head coach Marvin Lewis said Wednesday that the team will not trade Chad Johnson and has never discussed it. "They can stop the presses, quit killing trees and move on to other things," Lewis said, defending Johnson despite the wide receiver's critical comments about the team. "There is, at no point, anyone in the Bengals organization who has ever uttered anything about trading Chad Johnson. Nor will he be traded."

A Redskins' source downplayed the seriousness of a report that indicated the franchise is interested in trading for Chad Johnson. The source, however, didn't rule out the possibility.

Numerous league sources have confirmed to the Washington Post that the Redskins would like to trade for Chad Johnson. Two sources say that Johnson wants to be dealt to Washington and that he would like a new contract. Johnson's agent Drew Rosenhaus is trying to broker a trade.