No change is imminent for Jamal Adams, according to a report.

The safety is seeking a long-term deal and the New York Jets want to sign him to one, but trade rumors have persisted.

"The Jets would like to do a long-term deal, they're just in the situation of basically every other team right now in the NFL of making sure that everything is going according to plan, making sure that the season really does start on time before they dig into some long-term extensions," Ian Rapoport reported on NFL Network.

"Of course, Jamal Adams wants one right now, who doesn't? It does not sound like that's going to happen."

Rapoport hasn't ruled out the Dallas Cowboys making a run at a trade for Adams if they are able to extend Dak Prescott.

Having drafted Tua Tagovailoa in the first round, the Miami Dolphins are getting trade calls on Josh Rosen, according to a report.

Tagovailoa and Ryan Fitzpatrick are both believed to be above Rosen on the quarterback depth chart.

Despite getting calls, the Dolphins are not in a hurry to move Rosen.

Matthew Stafford didn't give much thought to trade rumors earlier this year, saying he had always prepared as if he would still be the Detroit Lions' quarterback this season.

Stafford had conversations with Bob Quinn and Matt Patricia about the rumors, then immediately put them out of mind.

"I really don't pay too much attention to 'em," Stafford said. "I pay less attention to them than my wife does. But it's something that doesn't bother me. I'm here. I want to be here. I love being a Detroit Lion. I love leading this team.

"So all that kind of stuff is just kind of out there to be out there. It's a slow news month at that point, and I'm just happy to be where I am and ready to deal with this offseason the way it is and try to make the best of the season that I hope happens."

The Cleveland Browns "floated" the possibility of acquiring Russell Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks for the top pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.

The Seahawks were starting at another extension for Wilson at the time.

Wilson currently has a no-trade clause and is contract will expire after the 2023 season.

Some close to the situation believe Wilson will eventually be traded.

C.J. Mosley doesn't believe rumors that the New York Jets could trade Jamal Adams.

"To me, I wasn't too worried about that," Mosley said. "That would be a crazy move."

Mosley was limited by a groin injury in his first season with the Jets. He played just two games. He pointed out that Adams, a premier safety entering his fourth year, is a leader on New York's defense.

"First of all, he's one of the leaders on the team," Mosley said. "That's first and foremost. He brings that extra energy whether guys want it or not. Sometimes you might be tired or not feeling good, but as soon as he steps on the field, you're going to hear that voice and he'll be flying around. To have that presence in the secondary, a guy that can make plays in the passing game and also plays in the backfield -- in the box -- that's always exciting."

The Jacksonville Jaguars didn't pick up Leonard Fournette's fifth-year option, but they still count on him being a big part of their offense in 2020.

Jacksonville shopped the running back for more than a month without receiving any serious trade offers.

"There were just some minor discussions with that but nothing substantial throughout the draft or prior to the draft," Dave Caldwell said. "I think the mindset is that we're going to go forward with Leonard on the team. I had a good talk with him on Friday. I know Coach [Doug] Marrone has had some discussion with him.

"He seems to be in great shape and mental frame of mind, and we feel that he'll have a great season this year."

Fournette, 25, is coming off his best professional season. He rushed for a career-high 1,152 yards and totaling 1,674 yards from scrimmage. He led the Jaguars with 76 receptions, but he scored only three touchdowns.

The Atlanta Falcons are acquiring linebacker Charles Harris from the Miami Dolphins.

Miami will receive an undisclosed draft pick for Harris, who was a first-round pick in 2017.