The San Francisco 49ers are not interested in revisiting a trade scenario for Odell Beckham Jr.

The 49ers were interested in Beckham last offseason before he was traded by the New York Giants to the Cleveland Browns. Beckham had a disappointing first season with the Browns.

Jay Glazer was asked about the 49ers' interest this offseason in a mailbag column.

"Nope. No truth to that. Sorry, gang," wrote Glazer. "I know the 49ers loved him but they are trying to rebuild draft capital, not give up draft capital."

The Cleveland Browns and Case Keenum have agreed to a three-year, $18 million deal.

Keenum's deal will include $10 million in guaranteed money.

Keenum will be Baker Mayfield's backup at quarterback.

Jack Conklin has agreed to a three-year, $42 million deal with the Cleveland Browns.

The deal is fully guaranteed for $30 million and he will earn $20 million in Year 1.

Conklin wanted a shorter deal in order to reenter free agency at 28.

Conklin has become one of the NFL's best right tackles.

The Cleveland Browns are closing in on a contract agreement with Austin Hooper, according to a report.

Cleveland will make the 25-year-old the NFL's highest-paid tight end.

Hooper will reportedly sign a four-year, $44 million deal with $23 million of that guaranteed.

JC Tretter has been elected NFL Players Association president.

Tretter beat out New York Giants defensive back Michael Thomas and Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Sam Acho for the position. He won by a majority of the board members in the room on the first vote, a source told ESPN.

Tretter has a degree in industrial labor relations from Cornell. He's entering his eighth NFL season and he's been the Browns' starting center for the past three seasons.

Tretter compiled a detailed list of potential drawbacks to the proposed CBA last week to balance the list of highlights that the NFLPA sent out.