Edwards not commenting on contract negotiations UPDATE:

#99-Carl Edwards talked to the media Friday at Kansas Speedway:
You mentioned contracts. Has there been progress?‚ ‘You guys know that I don’t like to talk about that stuff in the media. To me, that is business and I have made the mistake of letting that turn into a big media thing before so I would rather not talk about that and keep that between me and Jack and Steve Newmark.’
Are some teams more enticing that others?‚ ‘Part of me not talking about it would be not answering that question.’(Ford Racing)(5-10-2014)
UPDATE:‚ #99-Carl Edwards has played his cards extremely close to the vest on whether or not he’ll remain with Roush Fenway Racing once his contract expires at the end of this season. But before Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Kansas Speedway, Edwards was left flustered and stammered a bit when Fox Sports announcer Darrell Waltrip came right out and asked Edwards bluntly, ‘Can you win a championship at Roush?’ It was rather obvious Edwards was taken back by Waltrip’s question and was not prepared for it. ‘That’s a good question,’ Edwards said. ‘I think we can, I mean we’ve been very close. We sure looked real close at it, but we just haven’t got it done. It’s been 10 years and really, overall that’s my goal. I believe if I work hard enough and Roush works hard enough, I believe we can do it.’ But then Edwards may have inadvertently slipped and gave what appeared to be a potential hint that he very well may be in his last year at RFR. ‘There’s not a better year than this year with Jimmy Fennig, the Chase format, and finishing Ford Championship Weekend at Homestead, so yes, I know we can and we have to do it this year. We’ve just got to keep digging,’ Edwards said. The key phrase in that quote: ‘We have to do it this year.’ Such a phrase, at least on the surface, gives the implication that winning a championship – or at least coming close – will be the ultimate decision-maker for Edwards to remain at RFR for another three seasons. That, plus his comment about being at RFR for 10 years and having no Cup championships to show for it, are also good hints for clue hunters.(NBC Sports)