Jason Pierre-Paul has filed a lawsuit against Adam Schefter and ESPN for posting his medical records on Twitter. Pierre-Paul is alleging a violation of his privacy and Florida's medical records statute.

Pierre-Paul is asking for $15,000 in damages.

The suit alleges that Schefter violated Florida statute § 456.057, which basically says that a patient’s medical records cannot be given to or discussed with anybody not involved in their care. 

Schefter made a curious decision to tweet photos of the chart. He says he did so to provide incontrovertible proof of Pierre-Paul’s amputation.

The Chicago Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Angeles Rams, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers have the most cap flexibility in the NFL heading into the offseason.

The New Orleans Saints are on their own as having the least amount of cap flexibility.

On the above average spectrum are the Atlanta Falcons, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, San Diego Chargers and Tennessee Titans.

The New York Giants have hired Martin Mayhew as director of football operations/special projects.

Mayhew will help assistant general manager Kevin Abrams on all aspects of the salary cap, CBA compliance and player contract negotiations. He will also handle special projects as assigned by general manager Jerry Reese.

Mayhew spent 15 seasons with the Detroit Lions and was general manager since 2008.

The New England Patriots are the favorites to win the 2016 Super Bowl at 9-1.

The Patriots lost to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship Game, while the team with the second best odds, the Carolina Panthers, lost to the Broncos in the Super Bowl.

The Broncos have the ninth best odds at 18-1.

New England -- 9-1
Carolina -- 10-1
Seattle -- 11-1
Green Bay -- 12-1
Pittsburgh -- 12-1
Arizona -- 15-1
Cincinnati -- 15-1
Indianapolis -- 15-1
Denver -- 18-1
Dallas -- 24-1
Kansas City -- 25-1
Minnesota -- 25-1
Philadelphia -- 35-1
Baltimore -- 38-1
Giants -- 42-1
Jets -- 42-1
Buffalo -- 45-1
Houston -- 45-1
Atlanta -- 50-1
LA Rams -- 50-1
Washington -- 50-1
Miami -- 60-1
Detroit -- 60-1
Oakland -- 60-1
Chicago -- 65-1
New Orleans -- 65-1
San Diego -- 75-1
Jacksonville -- 85-1
San Francisco -- 110-1
Tampa Bay -- 110-1
Cleveland -- 200-1
Tennessee -- 220-1