The Atlanta Falcons appear increasingly less likely to remain at No. 6 in the 2014 NFL Draft.

The Falcons are considering the possibility of moving all the way up to No. 1 to draft Jadeveon Clowney.

Talks between the Falcons and Houston Texans have not begun, however.

The Falcons could also consider moving down since the top-10 is considered strong.

The Detroit Lions have gauged trade interest in Ndamukong Suh, according to sources.

Teams believe the Lions are simply exploring their options if their contract talks with Suh fall apart completely.

"What the Lions are doing is standard operating procedure," one team executive said. "Just in case they don't think they can sign him, they're preparing for worst case. It's smart."

The Seattle Seahawks have acquired Terrelle Pryor from the Oakland Raiders for a 7th round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.

The 6-foot-4, 235-pound Pryor is scheduled to make $705,000 in 2014.

The Raiders were expected to release Pryor on Tuesday if a deal wasn't worked out. 

The San Francisco 49ers were also interested in Pryor.

The Oakland Raiders will cut Terrelle Pryor on Monday if they are unsuccessful in completing a trade by then.

The Raiders acquired Matt Schaub earlier in the offseason.

Pryor is hoping to start in 2014.

The San Francisco 49ers are shopping LaMichael James in trade scenarios.

“He wants to play,” said a source.

James was a 2012 second round pick out of Oregon.

James collected just 39 carries in his first two seasons.

The 49ers’ loaded backfield during James’ career has included Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter. The 49ers also figure to work in Marcus Lattimore, who didn't play last season while rehabbing from a serious knee injury in college.

The Philadelphia Eagles recently pursued a trade for Dion Jordan of the Miami Dolphins.

Jordan played sparingly for the Dolphins last season, who was taken third overall out of Oregon in 2013.

Jordan had just 26 tackles and two sacks. 

The Detroit Lions are looking to trade up to draft Sammy Watkins.

General manager Martin Mayhew and coach Jim Caldwell had dinner with him the night before his pro day last month.

The Lions brought in Watkins in for a pre-draft visit on Tuesday.

Caldwell called Watkins “a quality person” and said “there's not much to dislike about this young man.”

“We had an opportunity to visit with his mother and father, so I think you get a pretty good feel,” Caldwell said. “And one of the things I've always learned from my days back in college is I've always loved to watch the interaction between the individual and his parents. You know that old scripture in the Bible, honor thy mother and father. Well, typically you can tell what kind of man it is … when you watch the people that they are closest to and hold dearest to their heart and how they treat them.”

The Buffalo Bills have acquired Mike Williams from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a sixth round pick.

The Buccaneers paid Williams $8.2 million last season and the Bills will pay him just $1.8 million this season.

Williams has had off-field issues this offseason.