Cowboys give RG Martin huge payday

Saints sign RB West, pass on Charles for now

DALLAS, Texas, June 14, (RTRS): All-Pro right guard Zack Martin and the Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms on a six-year contract extension worth $84 million with $40 million guaranteed, according to multiple reports.

At $14 million per year, the deal makes Martin the second-highestpaid offensive lineman, and the highest-paid guard, in NFL history. The $40 million guaranteed at signing sets a new benchmark by $5.2 million.

New York Giants left tackle Nate Solder ($15.5 million per season) is the top-paid blocker in NFL history. The Jacksonville Jaguars’ Andrew Norwell previously had been the highest-paid guard in the league at $13.3 million annually. Norwell now ranks fourth among all O-linemen, with Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams third at $13.6 million.

A week after saying the

quarterbacks are “a lot better” than what he had with the

wideout said he and quarterback

weren’t very close in Miami. When asked if he’s surprised that Tannehill hasn’t reached out since Landry was traded to the Browns, Landry replied, “I’m not surprised. We didn’t really have a good relationship anyway, so I’m not surprised.”

hired as a part-time passrushing consultant, the team announced.

The

during OTAs, but he will now devote his efforts to the Denver defense exclusively. A report from The Athletic said that the deal precludes Ware from working with other teams.

Martin

Ware had been working as a volunteer guest instructor with the Broncos and the

joined his teammates on the field at mandatory minicamp, just more than six months after tearing his Achilles.

The cornerback was injured on Dec 3 in a game against the

and was expected to miss up to

eight months.

Former general manager has joined the front office.

Grigson, an executive personnel consultant to the last season, was fired after the 2016 season by the Colts.

After working out a group of veteran free agent running backs, the

agreed to sign

he confirmed on his Instagram account. Former Saints running back

and former and back also worked out for New Orleans, which invited former as well. According to an ESPN report, Murray declined to work out with a large group of backs and is “still waiting for the right opportunity.”

Per NFL.com, Charles had “a very good workout and visit” and his potential signing in New Orleans could be revisited at some point.