The Dallas Cowboys will keep wide receiver Terry Glenn in the starting lineup for 2007 after paying the $5 million roster bonus that was due on Friday.

Team officials have said that they expect Terrell Owens will return, although he is due a $3 million bonus in June.

The Houston Chronicle reports that offensive tackle Ephraim Salaam has agreed to terms that will bring him back for the 2007 season.

"We're glad to get Ephraim back," head coach Gary Kubiak said. "He means a lot to our team. We were real pleased with what he did for us last season."

Details of the agreement were not immediately available.

After sending running back Tatum Bell to the Great Lakes area, the Broncos are looking to bring a running back from the same area to Mile High. The Denver Post is reporting that the Broncos are heavily pursuing running back Willis McGahee to fill the void left by Bell.

ESPN.com reports that multiple sources have indicated that the Tennessee Titans do not intend to pay an $8.3 million roster bonus due to running back Travis Henry on Monday, meaning that the team will most likely end up releasing the veteran runner.

The two sides are reportedly in negotiations, but a deal looks unlikely at this point.

The Atlanta Falcons reached a contract agreement with special teams ace and linebacker Marcus Wilkins, formerly of the Bengals.

The deal is worth $3 million over the course of three years, and adds a $500,000 signing bonus.

The Baltimore Sun reports that free agent fullback Ovie Mughelli has signed a six-year contract with the Atlanta Falcons.

The deal includes a $5 million signing bonus and is worth a total of $18 million.

The Buffalo Bills signed three offensive linemen on Friday, making a move to virtually overhaul the disappointing offensive line of 2006. In addition to journeyman Jason Whittle signed early in the day, the Bills finished Friday by signing both guard Derrick Dockery and offensive tackle Langston Walker.

The Cleveland Browns have reported reached a contract agreement with free agent offensive lineman Eric Steinbach, formerly of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Financial terms were not immediately avialable.

The Washington Redskins reached an agreement on Friday with free agent linebacker London Fletcher on a five-year, $25 million contract.

Fletcher will step into the starting middle linebacker job where Lemar Marshall regressed last season.

The second significant 49ers signing of the day Friday was former Eagles' safety Michael Lewis. Lewis is slated to immediately step into the starting lineup and could replace either strong safety Mark Roman or free safety Keith Lewis.