WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Attorneys for two of the women charged in a Florida prostitution sting asked a judge on Thursday to hold police and prosecutors in contempt of court following reports that someone was shopping around undercover video of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

The motion was filed in Palm Beach County Circuit Court by attorneys for Lei Wang and Hua Zhang, who are accused of working at the Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter.

The attorneys cited a New York Daily News story that reports an unknown person had contacted TheBlast.com with footage of Kraft naked with another person, presumably the massage therapist. The attorneys said only police and prosecutors have access to the footage, which a judge has temporarily barred from release. The attorneys argued that releasing the footage would violate their clients' rights to privacy and fair trials.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Tom Coughlin took a not-so-subtle shot at two of Jacksonville's top defenders, cornerback Jalen Ramsey and linebacker Telvin Smith, for skipping voluntary workouts.

The team's executive vice president of football operations said Thursday that "championship teams are dominated by selfless individuals who recognize that the welfare of the team must always be paramount to any other consideration."

BEREA, Ohio (AP) Duke Johnson's trade demand hasn't changed general manager John Dorsey's opinion of the running back.

"He is a member of this organization moving forward," Dorsey said.

ASHBURN, Va. (AP) The Washington Redskins have signed defensive lineman Matt Ioannidis to a multiyear contract extension.

The team announced the deal Thursday. Ioannidis started nine games last season and finished third on the Redskins with a career-high 7+ sacks.

NEW YORK (AP) The NFL's 100th season will begin with its most classic rivalry and feature the Super Bowl champion Patriots hosting Pittsburgh in the first Sunday night game.

As previously announced, NFL 100 will kick off with Green Bay at Chicago for the 199th meeting of a series that began in 1921. That Sept. 5 game in the Thursday night slot usually reserved for hosting by the NFL champ forced New England to open three nights later.

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) The Atlanta Falcons have started their offseason conditioning program without wide receiver Julio Jones for the second straight year.

Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett also did not attend the launch of the offseason program, which started Monday and continued Wednesday. The Falcons placed a $15.209 million franchise tag on Jarrett and hope to negotiate a new long-term deal with the leader of the team's defensive front.

RENTON, Wash. (AP) When Russell Wilson and his representatives started negotiations with the Seattle Seahawks on a contract extension, they were looking far beyond five more seasons.

Having turned 30 late last season, Wilson tried to project into the next decade and the chances of playing his entire career with one team.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) Jimmy Garoppolo has resumed throwing and taking drop backs as he rehabilitates from a major knee injury that derailed his first full season as San Francisco's starting quarterback.

The process of coming back is going smoothly and Garoppolo hopes to be able to take part in seven-on-seven drills when the 49ers begin OTAs next month and be fully cleared by the time training camp starts in late July.

NEW YORK (AP) Adam Gase gathered his Jets players for their first team meeting last week and clearly stated their goal for this season.

They're aiming for the New England Patriots.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Marrone has no plans to punish running back Leonard Fournette following his arrest for driving with a suspended license.

Marrone made it clear Tuesday that Fournette made a mistake, saying "a law was broken," but added that the team would have no further discipline for the fourth overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft.