NFL Notes: Browns, Buccaneers, Eagles, Titans

Browns

According to Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns’ original offer to WR Terrelle Pryor was between $8-$9 million, but he was looking for a larger salary, possibly as much as $15 million at one point.

Pryor agreed to a one-year deal with the Redskins that includes a base value of $6 million and can be worth $8 million with incentives.

Cabot says that the Browns wanted Pryor back and likely would have paid him more than the $6 million he got from Washington, but Pryor never went back to the Browns to see if they would match or beat the offer.

Buccaneers

• Jenna Laine mentions that the Buccaneers have “some level of interest” in free agent DB Lardarius Webb.
• Laine adds that the Bucs are currently meeting with free agent S J.J. Wilcox and haven’t closed the door on re-signing Bradley McDougald yet.

Eagles

Jimmy Kempski of PhillyVoice.com is reporting that there’s “zero percent chance” of the Eagles releasing veteran C Jason Kelce, even though they have solid depth at interior offensive line.

The Eagles have re-signed Stefen Wisniewski, added Chance Warmack and elected to retain Allen Barbre in recent days, which left many to assume that Kelcy could either be traded for released.

• Jeff McLane points out that $4.35 million of LB Mychal Kendricks‘ salary became guaranteed today. McLane expects the Eagles to continue trying to trade Kendricks leading up to the draft.

Titans

• Paul Kuharsky is hearing that it would be wise to “tamp down expectations” of the Titans signing LB Dont’a Hightower.
• Jason Wolf reports that no deal is “imminent” with Hightower, who is “weighing” his options.