Braylon Edwards in Plea Talks With DA: Prosecutors

Prosecutors say they're discussing the possibility of a plea deal in New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards' drunken-driving case. But it's not yet clear whether anything will result.

Edwards said nothing during a brief appearance Tuesday in a Manhattan court. Defense lawyer Peter Frankel says he's talking with prosecutors. But for now, he's preparing to file paperwork to keep fighting the charges.

Prosecutors say Edwards had a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit after being pulled over in September. He was already on probation after pleading no contest to aggravated disorderly conduct in a dustup outside a Cleveland nightclub.

Edwards later apologized to teammates, fans and others for the New York arrest. He's due back in court Jan. 11.