Ravens, Browns, Colts: Quarterback Battles, Coaching Changes, and Draft Buzz

0:00This is Corey, with NFL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Ravens leaders made it clear at the combine, they're doubling down on the trenches this off-season. They want to resign Pro Bowl Center Tyler Linderbaum with a big offer and eye a high-draft pick for a top defensive tackle. Tunor manager Aird de Kosta stressed how vital those front lines are, especially after last season's drop in rushing defense. Meanwhile, quarterback battles are heating up across the lead. And Cleveland, rookie Shadour Sanders, could challenge D'Shan Watson for the starting spot under new coach Todd Monkin, who says performance will, decided. The Colt's plan to trade Anthony Richardson, despite his winning record, while Houston's Nick Casserio shut down any talk of moving CJ, Stroud, calling him their guy. Coaching staff are shaking things up too. Denver's Sean Payton handed play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Davis Webb,

1:00praising his talent. Over in Los Angeles, Jim Harbaugh and Mike McDaniel are clicking despite different styles, both excited to boost Justin Herbert's playoff push. Contract drama looms large. Cincinnati might franchise tag Trey Hendrickson to keep or trade the star-pass rusher, and the Jaguars could deal receiver Brian Thomas Jr. if the offer's right. Kansas City coach Andy Reed downplayed any Travis Kelsey reunion, focusing on open talks amid his injury recovery. Draft buzzes everywhere, with the Raiders link to Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza at number one, and the Titans sitting on over 100. Million in cap space to pair with their number four pick. Teams like the Jets and Dolphins are scouting quarterback's hard, setting up an active free agency and draft season. Support for this D&N episode comes from our sponsor. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you. A pillow with built-in sound, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.