NFL Notes: Chargers, Packers, Raiders, Texans

Tom Coughlin

• Giants owner Steve Tisch said that they will not ask for compensation for from teams interested in hiring Tom Coughlin. (Jordan Raanan)
• Coughlin has met with the Eagles and 49ers.

Chargers

Chargers owner Dean Spanos issued a statement on Tuesday regarding their future decision on venturing to Inglewood or remaining in San Diego, via Ian Rapoport.

#Chargers owner Dean Spanos makes a statement on the “compromise” pic.twitter.com/5zeeGbv7c7

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 13, 2016

• Chargers have until January 15 to accept their option to relocate to Inglewood, and must decide on whether they will play in San Diego or Los Angeles by the end of league meetings on March 23. (Mike Garafolo)

Packers

• Packers CB Sam Shields has yet to pass through the league’s concussion protocol. (Ryan Wood)

Raiders

Raiders owner Mark Davis displayed his disappointment with Tuesday’s outcome where the Rams will move to Los Angeles, while his team canceled their partnership with the Chargers in a possible move to Carson, Calif.

“This is not a win for the Raiders,” said Davis, via Scott Bair of CSN Bay Area. “We’re looking forward to giving Raider Nation a proper home. Don’t give up. We’ll get there.”

Statement from Oakland mayor Libby Schaaf re: Raiders withdrawn from L.A. relocation: pic.twitter.com/TAwx05cP9Q

— Scott Bair (@BairCSN) January 13, 2016

Texans

Owner Bob McNair said the Texans would like to draft a quarterback this offseason and sign a veteran player to help build the prospect.

“We need to get a good young quarterback in the draft and bring him along,” said McNair, via Aaron Wilson. “We’ll probably want a veteran to work with a young guy. Brian [Hoyer] did a lot of good things this year.”

In addition, McNair believes there are “good prospects” available, so it’s safe to say Houston will be exploring their options at the quarterback position.

Regarding veteran RB Arian Foster, McNair would not commit to the running back in 2016 and said the team will evaluate his health as the offseason progresses.