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Hey, what's up, everybody? I'm Will Selba. And these are your good morning football headlines from NFL Network.

All right. So let's start with the big news concerning Big Ben yesterday. It looks like Ben Rotherzberger is going to be Pittsburgh's starting quarterback

for the 20-21 season. All right, you can exhale Steelers fans. NFL Network said Didi Kinkabwala

spoke with his agent Ryan Tolner, who expressed confidence Rothesberger will restructure his contract.

Now, according to the website, over to cap.com, Big Ben has a

cap figure of $41.3 million this upcoming season. He led the Steelers to 11-0 start,

where the team lost four of his final five games down the stretch, including that home

playoff loss in the wildcard round to the Browns. Well, yesterday the franchise and transition tag period window officially opened up and a number of star players could get tagged.

According to NFL Network C& Rap report, the Cowboys are very confident quarterback Dak Prescott's rehab,

stemming from multiple surgeries on a fractured

ankle he injured back in October.

Dallas wants to do a long-term deal with him.

Last year, he played out of the franchise tag for $31.4 million.

So the question is, would they franchise tag him for a second consecutive season?

They had until March 9th to make that decision.

Meanwhile, Buccaneers star wide receiver, Chris Godwin,

is also a candidate for the franchise tag.

The Super Bowl champ appearing on the Pat McAfee show yesterday saying,

quote, I want to be in Tampa, but at the end of the day,

I want to get paid too.

Atlanta has a new head coach, former Titans Offensive Coordinator, Arthur Smith,

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