Alphonso Smith doesn't care if the Lions are trying to trade him and says he won't care until they actually the pull the trigger on a deal. Smith, selected by the Broncos in the second round of the 2009 draft after Denver shipped a 2010 first-rounder to Seattle, was sent to Detroit after only one season. "Please forgive my frankness," Smith told Dave Dye of FOXSportsDetroit.com. "To be blunt with you, I really didn't care. It didn't happen. It still may happen. You never know. "I don't care about reports or rumors. Only thing I can focus on is I'm a Detroit Lion and I'm a Detroit Lion until I'm not."

The Packers have a deep group of wide receivers, leading James Jones to often find his name in trade rumors. According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Browns are not one of the teams involved in any such conversation.

Percy Harvin seeks a trade from the Vikings, but his contract isn't the only reason for that desire. Jeremy Fowler of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports a desire to replace a rookie deal that covers the next two seasons is not the "sole driving force" behind the wide receiver's request for a new address. Harvin may want more opportunities. Last year, the Vikings faced criticism for not using him enough. Still, he generated 967 yards receiving, 345 yards rushing, and 520 yards on kickoff returns.

Adrian Peterson isn't happy to hear that Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin has requested a trade. "Whatever the issue is, I'm sure they'll get things squared away," said Peterson, who often trains with Harvin. The All-Pro running back doesn't think the rift between Harvin and the organization is distracting. "Distracting? I wouldn't say distracting," Peterson said. "It's more bothering. We definitely don't want to lose this guy. He put the emphasis on that by saying that. ... I'm sure the organization will do what they have to do to keep this guy around. If it was me, I'd make sure we kept him around."

Percy Harvin is frustrated with his situation and seeks to be traded by the Vikings. One day after expressing frustration over several unspecified issues with the team, a source said that Harvin has requested a trade. "I just put it this way, there's a lot of different things that have to be sorted out," the wide receiver said on Tuesday. "Just haven't been really happy lately. We've got a couple of things to work on. I'm here in the classroom. We'll go from there."

The Browns are not only shopping Colt McCoy, but they are also willing to trade him for not much in return. Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com reported Saturday that the Browns are "looking for minimal compensation." Cleveland drafted Brandon Weeden in April and he is expected to start at quarterback with Seneca Wallace serving as his backup.

The Browns tried to trade Colt McCoy during April's NFL Draft, according to a report. Concerned with the quarterback's feelings, Cleveland has kept him on their roster despite his lack of a future with the franchise. "When [Brandon] Weeden was drafted, I was told by an NFL source that the Browns didn't want to 'pile on' McCoy and just release him," writes Tony Grossi of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "They were sensitive to the fact he had gotten such a raw deal already."

The Browns don't have any plans "right now" to deal Colt McCoy or Seneca Wallace before training camp. Cleveland drafted rookie Brandon Weeden in April and he is expected to begin the 2012 season as their starting quarterback. Earlier this week, Wallace said he didn't think all three quarterbacks would be on the roster.

Cowboys cornerback Mike Jenkins will report to the team's mandatory minicamp that starts Tuesday, according to a source. Jenkins, in the final year of his contract, hasn't attended any voluntary workouts due to concerns over his role with the team.

The Raiders will send next year's second-round draft pick to the Bengals to complete the Carson Palmer trade, according to an Oakland official. It was believed that the Raiders might have to ship a 2013 first-round pick to the Bengals if Oakland had reached the AFC Championship Game. The Raiders already sent this year's first-round pick to the Bengals for the veteran quarterback last October.