PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Shula Unsure of Future Beyond 1994

Don Shula said this might be his final season as coach of the Miami Dolphins because he hasn’t decided whether he wants a contract extension from new owner H. Wayne Huizenga. Shula’s current three-year contract expires after this season. An extension would likely be through 1996.

“I can’t sit here and say I want to coach three more years, and I can’t say I want to coach this year and no more,” Shula said. “I don’t feel at this time that I have to make that decision, and I think Wayne understands that.”

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The New York Jets agreed to terms with wide receiver Rob Moore on a one-year contract. Moore caught a team-high 64 passes for 843 yards last season. . . . Sara Levinson, president of MTV, was appointed to head NFL Properties, the league’s troubled marketing and sponsorship arm. . . . New Orleans Saints linebacker Vaughan Johnson was hospitalized for treatment of an infection in his thigh, team officials announced. . . . Former Denver Broncos running back Melvin Bratton pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in McDonough, Ga., and will be sentenced next month in Henry County Superior Court. Police found about 20 pounds of marijuana in the trunk of Bratton’s car in February.