The Chargers are leaving San Diego for Los Angeles, which has led to speculation that Philip Rivers might want to move on as well.

Rivers shot down that notion to Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune, saying he has a no-trade clause and is fine with Los Angeles.

Jim Trotter of ESPN reached out to Rivers for comment on rumors linking him to the San Francisco 49ers, to which the quarterback said, "news to me."

Jerry Jones says he alone will decide the future of Tony Romo with the Dallas Cowboys, and there are "several cards to be played."

Romo started for Dallas for 10 years before losing his job to rookie Dak Prescott after a preseason back injury.

The Cowboys are most likely to trade or release Romo.

Romo has the largest 2017 salary cap figure among quarterbacks at $24.7 million. The Cowboys could save about $5 million under the cap with a release.

The Baltimore Ravens established a new single-season franchise low in rushing attempts in 2016 and John Harbaugh wants to change that going forward.

Baltimore largely featured the tandem of Terrence West and Kenneth Dixon.

"We need another back," Harbaugh said. "What type of back that is? I think we're talking about it. We have a pretty good idea of the type of back we want to add."

Baltimore's backs accounted for just six runs and one reception over 20 yards. No other backfield generated fewer big plays in the passing game.