Jags lost his job at Boston College to interview with the Jets, but he may have simply wanted out of BC in the first place. Jagodzinski seems likely to get consideration for NFL offensive coordinator jobs. There are plenty of openings, most notably in San Francisco, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Detroit.

Morris, who interviewed with the Broncos Monday, runs a Tampa 2 scheme that St. Louis had success with in the early 2000s when Lovie Smith was coordinator. Josh McDaniels and Steve Spagnuolo are thought to be ahead of Morris in the race for Denver's job. Morris was the Bucs' DBs coach in 2008.

Originally slated to make $1.5 million in 2009, Wallace's raise may impact the Seahawks' decision making at QB. There is already some thought that they will release Matt Hasselbeck in the offseason. Wallace played well enough this past season to at least get a chance to compete to start somewhere.

The Saints' defense prevented Brees from making the playoffs (and winning league MVP), but he was undoubtedly due high recognition. He was first in the NFL in passing yards (5,069), tied for first in TD passes (34), tied for second in YPA (8.0) behind only Philip Rivers (8.4), and fourth in QB rating (96.2). Brees' quick release and ability to throw on the move make the offensive line and skill players around him considerably better. His numbers are unlikely fall off much in 2009.

Vickerson will add insurance in case Albert Haynesworth suffers a setback in his return from a knee injury.

Gordon was promoted from the practice squad in mid-December, but he loses his roster spot with Kevin Vickerson returning from suspension.

ESPN's Sal Paolantonio says that Harrison isn't out of the woods, as it has been determined Harrison's gun was fired and he could face gun charges in the future. The DA said Harrison would not be charged "right now." Sal Pal also says evidence that may come up in a civil case could wind up being used against Harrison in the future.