New York Jets

The Jets have agreed to terms on a three-year deal with tight end Jeff Cumberland on Friday, the New York Daily News reports. Cumberland, 26, led the team with four touchdown receptions last season. He had 26 catches on 40 targets for 398 yards in 15 games.

Although he has yet to be cleared following neck fusion surgery, the Boston Globe reports that tight end Jermichael Finley has drawn interest from the Jets, Chiefs, Seahawks, Giants and Steelers. 

Some connections worth noting: Former Packers personnel man John Dorsey is the Chiefs general manager and Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo previously was the quarterbacks coach in Green Bay. Both have some first-hand familiarity with Finley. 

Quarterback Michael Vick could end up with the Jets, reports CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora.

LaCanfora says Vick will not be back with the Eagles and is exploring other options. Buffalo, Minnesota and maybe even San Francisco will pursue him, but the Jets are where LaCanfora expect him to land.

The report says Vick could mentor Geno Smith and also has a relationship with Jets offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg from their days in Philadelphia.

The Jets and free-agent-to-be tight end Jeff Cumberland are in "serious negotiations" about agreeing to a new contract, the New York Daily News reports. 

Cumberland caught 26 passes for 398 yards and four touchdowns in 12 games last season. 

There's a chance the Jets could keep quarterback Mark Sanchez on a revised deal for 2014, reports Pro Football Talk.

Sanchez isn't expected to return with a $9 million base salary and a $2 million roster bonus due later this month. But the report says there's a possibility Sanchez could come back for lesser money.

The report says the final outcome depends on whether the teams potentially interested in Sanchez find other quarterbacks elsewhere in the early days of free agency.