Thomas Rawls has signed with the New York Jets.

Rawls was an undrafted rookie in 2015.

Rawls started just 10 games the past two years after being slated to take over the full-time duty. He earned just 58 carries and averaged 2.7 yards per carry in 2017.

The Minnesota Vikings had concerns about Teddy Bridgewater's knee following a postseason medical evaluation.

Mike Zimmer was asked at the NFL owners meetings about his perspective on the health of the quarterback and what he witnessed after Bridgewater returned to practice this past November.

"The reports I'd get back from the medical people weren't as positive as I was about it," Zimmer said. "That's kind of how it came down is that his knee wasn't as ... he still has some recovery to do. When I watched him in practice, he moved well, I didn't see limitations, but, from what I was told, there was some."

The Vikings allowed Bridgewater to walk in free agency and he signed with the New York Jets.

Bridgewater dislocated his knee during a noncontact drill on Aug. 30, 2016.

The Los Angeles Rams have agreed to sign Ndamukong Suh to a one-year, $14 million deal.

The New York Jets reportedly offered Suh a larger contract.

Suh is a five-time Pro Bowler and most recently was a selection in 2016.

The Miami Dolphins released Suh this offseason after three seasons with the franchise.

The New York Jets have rescinded their offer to free agent Ndamukong Suh.

"It just didn't seem to be in keeping with our long-term plan," CEO Christopher Johnson said.

The Jets' interest in Suh surfaced late last week. They reportedly made the largest offer Suh received since being released by the Miami Dolphins.

"Our thinking just changed. That's where I have to leave it," Johnson added.

The New York Jets and Terrelle Pryor have agreed to terms on a contract.

Pryor visited both the Jets and Seattle Seahawks this week.

The 28-year-old signed a one-year deal with the Washington Redskins last offseason and largely disappointed.

The value of the deal hasn't yet been revealed.

The New York Jets have agreed to trade up from the No. 6 spot to the No. 3 spot with the Indianapolis Colts.

The Jets will send two second round picks (Nos. 37 and 49) along with their 2019 second round pick to the Colts.

Chris Ballard said the teams had been discussing a potential trade since early in the week.

"They had an interest to move up to (No.) 3 and kind of went back and forth for the last four or five days," Ballard said in a video posted on the Colts' website. "Talked to a couple other teams, but we still wanted to stay in position in that top 10 where we could still get a premium player. We feel like at (No.) 6, we'll still be able to get a premium player."

The Jets re-signed Josh McCown and signed Teddy Bridgewater in free agency.

The New Orleans Saints have agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal with Demario Davis, according to a report.

The former New York Jets linebacker will receive $18 million in guaranteed money.

Davis was originally a third-round pick of the Jets in 2012.

The New York Jets weren't able to land a big-name quarterback in free agency, so they opted for a pair of veterans.

A few hours after agreeing to re-sign Josh McCown, the Jets also added Teddy Bridgewater on a one-year deal.

The Jets could still look to draft a quarterback early in next month's NFL Draft.

The New York Jets are expected to sign Trumaine Johnson to a contract worth approximately $15 million annually, according to sources.

Johnson, 28, has spent his entire career with the Rams.

The New York Jets have agreed to a three-year contract with Isaiah Crowell, according to sources.

The Jets have room in their backfield following the retirement of Matt Forte. Bilal Powell, New York's leading rusher in 2017, will turn 30 in October.

Crowell, 25, spent four seasons with the Cleveland Browns.