The Miami Herald considers Albert Wilson a candidate to restructure his contract.

Advice: Wilson is owed a non-guaranteed $9.5 million in the final year of his deal. That's too much for a slot receiver coming off a season where he missed three games. Wilson will need to accept a pay cut if he wants to stay in Miami. The Dolphins would eat $1.3 million in dead money if they outright release Wilson. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 2:23 pm

Packers GM Brian Gutekunst said it's his "understanding" that Jimmy Graham wants to continue playing in 2020.

Advice: Gutekunst stopped short of saying the 33-year-old will be back with the Packers, though he does have one year remaining on his current deal. Clearly on the back nine of his career, Graham has not been a difference-maker in his two years with Green Bay, compiling a tepid 93-1,083-5 receiving line on 149 targets during that span (33.8 yards per game). Cutting Graham, who is due an $8 million base salary in 2020, would put Green Bay on the hook for $3.36 million in dead money. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 9:43 am

Free agent WR Antonio Brown was granted $110,000 bond Friday morning following his arrest Thursday night on charges of burglary with battery, burglary of an occupied conveyance and criminal mischief.

Advice: He finally turned himself in to Hollywood, FL police after an arrest warrant was issued Wednesday. Brown spent the night in Broward County Jail but will be released once the paperwork is filed for his bail, likely either Friday or early Saturday. The charges stem from an alleged confrontation with the driver of a tractor-trailer moving truck at Brown's home earlier this week. Brown's trainer, Glen Holt, was arrested on one count of burglary with battery and later released on $20,000 bond. Per terms of his bond agreement, the former Steeler will be subject to GPS monitoring, drug and alcohol tests, a mental health evaluation and will also be required to surrender his passport and any guns in his possession. Recently dropped by mega-agent Drew Rosenhaus, the 31-year-old's life is unraveling before our eyes. At this point, we can probably stop referring to Brown as a "free agent" and simply call him a former NFL receiver because his playing days are assuredly over. Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 6:23 am

Antonio Brown is expected to turn himself in to the Hollywood, Fla. police after a warrant was put out for his arrest on Tuesday.

Advice: Brown initially barricaded himself in his Hollywood home after the police issued a warrant for him on felony burglary and battery charges. Brown allegedly threw rocks at his moving truck driver before forcing his way into the vehicle, striking the driver, and taking items from the truck. Brown wasn't likely to play football again after a season filled with drama, but this latest incident should seal the fate on his playing days. Rotoworld.com Thursday, 5:25 pm

Speaking on his upcoming free agency, Drew Brees confirmed he has no plans to leave New Orleans.

Advice: "I've played with them 14 years," said Brees at Thursday's Pro Bowl festivities in Orlando. "It's not a matter of if it gets done but when." The 41-year-old admitted "at this stage" of his career it's not a "given that I'm coming back every year," though it does appear Brees will return for at least 2020. Already the NFL's all-time leader in both touchdowns and passing yards, Brees told NFL Network's Jane Slater he'll "always be a Saint." Brees would assuredly draw widespread interest on the open market, though it's hard to envision him leaving the Big Easy, especially after these comments. Rotoworld.com Thursday, 2:10 pm

Jason Butt of The Athletic reports the Falcons plan to tender exclusive rights free agent Younghoe Koo.

Advice: Koo fared admirably in his debut season with Atlanta, connecting on 88.5 percent of his field goal attempts with a long kick of 50 yards. Despite this, Koo will have to earn his starting job in camp as the Falcons are fully expected to bring in competition this summer. The Georgia Southern alum joined Atlanta after the Falcons parted ways with veteran Matt Bryant halfway through 2019. Rotoworld.com Thursday, 1:18 pm

Impending free agent A.J. Green implied he'd prefer to avoid the franchise tag.

Advice: "A franchise tag is not the best thing," Green conceded, though the seven-time Pro Bowler also added he's not in a position to turn down $18 million. "I love the city of Cincinnati. I love the team," Green continued. "I always wanted to be here my whole career and I feel like we have the pieces if I were to stay healthy." The 31-year-old never got on the field in 2019, missing all 16 games following offseason ankle surgery. There seems to be mutual interest in reaching a long-term deal, though if talks stall, the Bengals could buy themselves more time by assigning Green the franchise tag, even if it's not his preference. Rotoworld.com Thursday, 10:46 am

Hollywood, Fla. police have issued an arrest warrant for free agent Antonio Brown on felony burglary and battery charges.

Advice: It relates to a Tuesday incident outside of AB's house where a moving truck driver claims he was assaulted by Brown and his trainer, Glenn Holt. Holt was already arrested and posted $20,000 bond. Police have allegedly tried to contact AB multiple times, but he instead retreated inside his residence, barricading himself behind locked doors. Brown allegedly pelted the driver with a rock before then forcing his way into the truck, striking the individual, and then taking the items off the truck. Brown has been a major off-field headcase who is unlikely to ever play another NFL snap. He turns 32 in July. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 6:28 pm

Eli Manning announced his retirement from the NFL after 16 seasons.

Advice: The 39-year-old two-time Super Bowl MVP will reportedly hang up his cleats with a 117-117 record over 16 seasons with the Giants. He quietly walks away with the seventh-most passing yards (57,023) and passing touchdowns (366) in league history, somehow never missing a game due to injury. Though his play clearly tailed off in his waning seasons before inevitably passing the torch to No. 6 overall pick Daniel Jones, Manning's perfect 38-yard rope to Mario Manningham in Super Bowl XLVI and, of course, his 32-yard strike to David Tyree's helmet in Super Bowl XLII will both live in perpetuity among February highlight reels. His two Super Bowl rings likely make him a shoo-in for the Hall of Fame despite conflicting opinions. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 1:55 pm

Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff said contract negotiations with Austin Hooper are "trudging along."

Advice: "The reality of right now is we are trudging along," Dimitroff said. "After the Super Bowl week, we'll continue to see how we're moving forward. At this point, there's no updates on Austin." The 25-year-old broke out for career-highs in catches (75), receiving yards (787), and touchdowns (6) last season despite being available in only 13 games. His pending contract is expected to average $8-$10 million annually, trumping all others at his position among a class that includes Hunter Henry, Eric Ebron, and Tyler Eifert. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 12:50 pm

Antonio Brown has locked himself inside his own house in response to his Hollywood, Florida battery investigation.

Advice: Brown is a suspect in a battery investigation involving a moving truck worker. His trainer has been taken into custody and charged with battery already, and the police are looking to speak with Brown to gather more information. That's been difficult. Public information officer Christian Lata told reporters that attempts to contact Brown have been unsuccessful because Brown has "locked himself in his house." Lata said the investigation is ongoing and more information will surface. This latest antic further increases the odds that Brown has already played his final NFL snap. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 8:46 am

Bengals coach Zac Taylor said re-signing A.J. Green is "definitely" a priority.

Advice: Taylor added that there will "have" to be contract negotiations this spring. 32 in July, Green has appeared in just nine games the past two years due to a lingering toe injury and offseason ankle surgery. He previously stated he wants to remain in Cincinnati as long as the two sides can come to an agreement, but the franchise tag is obviously in the cards as a fallback plan. Green's in store for a hefty payday even if he's unable to secure a reasonable guaranteed amount beyond 2020. Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 9:39 am

Speaking following Sunday's NFC Championship Game victory over the Packers, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan refused to rule Tevin Coleman (shoulder) out for Super Bowl LIV.

Advice: Coleman's injury was tough to watch on replay, but initial testing evidently returned good news. "I’m hoping he’ll be all right next week," Shanahan said. "I don’t totally know yet. I know he’s not ruled out or anything. I think there will be a good chance (for him to go)." Raheem Mostert was literally historically good in Coleman's absence vs. the Pack, but Coleman led the Niners' attack in the Divisional Round. The 49ers will do most of their install this week but will not be required to issue official injury reports until next week. DFS players will have to sit tight for the time being, though Mostert will obviously be the priority play even if Coleman is active. Rotoworld.com Sunday, 8:44 pm

Tevin Coleman was carted from Sunday's NFC Championship Game against the Packers with a shoulder injury and will not return.

Advice: Coleman's arm got twisted awkwardly at the end of a red zone run. It had the looks of a serious issue. An upper-body carting could be anything from a separated shoulder to torn biceps. Coming off a scintillating Divisional Round appearance, Coleman had taken a backseat to Raheem Mostert before departing. With Jeff Wilson inactive, Mostert and Matt Breida will be fed heavily in Coleman's absence. Rotoworld.com Sunday, 4:30 pm

Coach Andy Reid confirmed TE Travis Kelce (knee) will play Sunday against the Titans.

Advice: There wasn't much doubt that Kelce would suit up this week, but Reid did note that the Chiefs' stud TE is feeling better than he did before their Divisional Round win over the Texans. The main focus of the Titans could be slowing down Kelce. Only the Cardinals (16) and Browns (10) allowed more touchdowns to opposing TEs than the Titans (9) this season. Ball-hawking FS Kevin Byard will be needed more than ever to help slow down this passing game. Byard has 17 interceptions over the past three seasons; nobody else has reached even 14. Rotoworld.com Friday, 11:21 am

Agent Drew Rosenhaus has "conditionally" terminated his relationship with free agent WR Antonio Brown.

Advice: Per Profootballtalk, Rosenhaus will "rescind the termination if Brown secures appropriate counseling within the next five days." That doesn't seem terribly likely. Brown continues to melt bridges and has all but forced himself out of the league. Rotoworld.com Thursday, 12:03 pm

Carey Codd of CBS Miami reports police in Hollywood, Florida have "severed ties" with free agent WR Antonio Brown.

Advice: Police were called to Brown's home Monday to investigate a "domestic disturbance." What followed was a vicious tirade from Brown, who blasted law enforcement with an expletive-laden outburst. To make matters worse, Brown, who recorded the encounter on social media, launched his verbal attack with his own children present. The former Steelers receiver has been an advocate of the Police Athletic League, donating both time and money to the organization, but will no longer have any affiliation with that group following Monday's meltdown. "These incidents have caused an irreparable rift between the Police Department and PAL and Mr. Brown," police spokesman Christian Lata wrote in a statement. "We will not take money from a donor that we cannot have our youth be proud of or represent our organization." The seven-time Pro Bowler tried out for the Saints last month but it's hard to envision the controversial receiver ever playing another NFL snap. Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 1:53 pm