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Hi, I'm Will Selva, and these are your good morning football headlines from NFL Network.

On Tuesday, the NFL, like the rest of the world, reacted to the three guilty verdicts found against former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, for the murder conviction in the death of George Floyd.

In a statement, Commissioner Roger Goodell saying, quote,

importantly, even as we identify reasons for hope,

we must continue to help move our society toward a more equal and just tomorrow.

We are proud to partner with NFL players and clubs

and remain committed to do the important

work needed to make positive change in our society.

In other news, one of the most successful coaches in the league is staying put.

The Steelers signing head coach Mike Tomlin to a three-year extension through 2024.

In 14 years, Tomlin has won Super Bowl title and has never had a losing season.

The core NFL network and Saturday in rapidport, the Giants are open to trading down from the 11th spot in round one.

That would be a dramatic departure from the norm for general manager David Gettelman, who in his tenures in Carolina and New York,

has never traded down in the first round.

Josh Allen led to their first playoff win in 25 years this past season.

Now the team and QB are working on a new contract they hope will be a win for both sides.

Yesterday, Buffalo General Manager Brandon Bean saying he's confident a long-term extension will be a win for both sides. Yesterday, Buffalo general manager Brandon Bean,

saying he's confident a long-term extension will be reached, adding, quote, Josh wants to be here.

That gives me hope that we'll get something done at some point. Can't guarantee it's going to be this year.

Bean did add, he believes a deal would be reached next year if nothing happened in 2021.

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