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Hey, what's up, everybody? I'm Will Sob. It's been a while. Glad to be with you after a week

off. And these are your good morning football headlines from NFL Network. Well, it's been

seven weeks since DeShanna Watson threw his last pass for the Texans, in spite of all the team dysfunction that we've seen over that time, the Texans don't appear to be any closer to trading away their 25-year-old franchise QB. However, as we know, a lot can still change between now and the start of the league year on March 17th. And according to NFL

Network and Saturday in Rapidport, the Panthers remain one of the more aggressive teams

looking to acquire Watson. So, it shouldn't come as a surprise then. The Panthers cleared

nearly 20 million bucks in salary cap space this past week by releasing veterans Kwan

Short, Trey Boston, and Stephen Weatherly.

The Panthers also adding nearly 5 mil in cab space by restructuring the contract of Center Matt Peridus.

It's also interesting to note that Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater recently unfollowed his current NFL team on Instagram.

This is a lot.

Bridgewater, by the way, finished 22nd among quarterbacks last season with a 92.1 passer rating.

Meanwhile, the Associated Press is reporting the bills will let linebacker Matt Milano test-free agency due to their own salary cap constraints.

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