Russell Wilson has not requested a trade from the Seattle Seahawks, but his agent revealed he has a four-team list of destinations he would approve of being dealt to.

Agent Mark Rodgers said the only teams Wilson would go to are the Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders and Chicago Bears.

Wilson has expressed frustration after the season.

The Seahawks, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler earlier this month, made it clear to suitors that Wilson would not be dealt.

The New England Patriots could go in any number of directions at quarterback in 2021. BetOnline has released odds on who will be the starting quarterback to begin the 2021 season with Marcus Mariota considered the slight favorite.

Player to take Patriots first snap in Week 1 of 2021 reg. season
Marcus Mariota 5/2
Jacoby Brissett 7/2
Jarrett Stidham 4/1
Cam Newton 5/1
Rookie Quarterback 5/1
Blaine Gabbert 7/1
Andy Dalton 8/1
Deshaun Watson 10/1
Brian Hoyer 12/1
Joe Flacco 15/1
Mike Glennon 15/1
Jimmy Garoppolo 15/1
Blake Bortles 20/1
Colt McCoy 20/1
Tyrod Taylor 20/1
Ryan Fitzpatrick 20/1
Sam Darnold 25/1
Geno Smith 25/1
Robert Griffin III 25/1
Matt Barkley 30/1
Mitchell Trubisky 40/1
Jake Dolegala 40/1
Dak Prescott 50/1
Jameis Winston 50/1
Ben Roethlisberger 60/1
Matt Ryan 70/1

The Las Vegas Raiders plan to release Tyrell Williams at the start of the new league year next month, according to a source.

Williams missed last season because of a torn labrum in his shoulder suffered in training camp that required surgery.

The wide receiver isn't fully healthy yet, so the Raiders need to wait until the new league year begins March 17 to release him for salary-cap purposes. The team will save $11.6 million with the move.

The Las Vegas Raiders have received some calls about trading for backup Marcus Mariota.

There has also been talk of the Raiders moving on from Derek Carr this offseason.

"Marcus Mariota is getting some trade interest, as well," Ian Rapoport said on NFL NOW. "There's legitimate and real interest in Mariota."