Jay Glazer of FOX Sports is hinting that developments may be coming on Deshaun Watson's future.

Glazer reported on Sunday that the Houston Texans may be softening their stance regarding the expectations for a trade of the quarterback.

On Wednesday, Glazer tweeted: "Keep your eyes on this situation."

The Miami Dolphins have often been linked to Watson in trade rumors.

The Indianapolis Colts and Marlon Mack have mutually agreed to seek a trade, according to a report.

Mack has become the odd man out at running back behind Jonathan Taylor and Nyheim Hines.

The fifth-year man rushed for 1,091 yards and eight touchdowns in 2019 as the Colts' primary rusher.

The Carolina Panthers acquired CJ Henderson and a fifth round pick from the Jacksonville Jaguars for Dan Arnold and a third round pick.

The Panthers' 2021 first-round pick, cornerback Jaycee Horn, is out for an extended time, possibly for the season, with multiple broken bones in his right foot.

The San Francisco 49ers were the first choice of Aaron Rodgers this past offseason as he sought a trade.

The 49ers reached out to the Green Bay Packers about a trade for Rodgers before they traded up to eventually select Trey Lance.

The Detroit Lions are exploring trade options for veteran linebacker Jamie Collins, according to a report.

They are fielding calls about Collins as part of a youth movement at the position.

Collins was listed as a DNP on Wednesday's practice report because of a "personal matter."

The Houston Texans have sought a package of six players and raft picks from teams interested in trading for Deshaun Watson.

Whether the package consisted of one player and five draft picks or two players and four picks, the Texans were unwilling to budge from their trade price for Watson.

The Texans don't plan on playing Watson at all this season due to his ongoing civil lawsuits alleging sexual assault and inappropriate behavior. 

Sources previously told ESPN that the Texans are prepared to keep Watson on their 53-man roster for the entire season, even though they will have to pay his $10.5 million salary.

The San Francisco 49ers traded up to No. 3 in the draft with fear the New England Patriots would leapfrog them to select Mac Jones.

The 49ers considered the well-documented relationship between Bill Belichick and Nick Saban and knew that New England was doing legwork on the quarterback prospects in the draft. 

San Francisco ultimately decided Trey Lance was its preferred quarterback, and Jones wound up with New England at the 15th pick anyway

The New Orleans Saints have agreed to acquire Bradley Robb from the Houston Texans for a 2022 third round pick and a 2023 conditional pick.

In order to facilitate a trade to the Saints, the Texans converted $7.6 million of Roby's base salary into a signing bonus.

Roby was a first-round draft pick of the Denver Broncos in 2014. He spent the past two years in Houston and has started 49 career games with 10 interceptions.

Zach Ertz has expressed forgiveness toward the Philadelphia Eagles and emphasized his commitment to the city and the organization following a rocky offseason that involved plenty of trade talks.

"Like I've said all along, this is the place I want to be, this is the place I want to retire. Those feeling haven't changed," said Ertz, speaking for the first time publicly since January.

"I'm moving on from everything that happened this offseason. There have been apologies, there have been things that we've mended and, ultimately, I'm here, I'm excited to be here and I'm excited to be a member of this football team."

Friction between Ertz and the Eagles began last offseason after contract-extension talks broke off. The tight end dealt with an ankle injury in 2020 and had career lows in yards (335) and touchdowns (one).