Reports out of Buffalo indicate that some type of deal could soon be reached in the case of pedestrian who was hit by an SUV owned by Bills running back Marshawn Lynch.

Grand jury testimony regarding the hit-and-run accident was scheduled for today but has now been postponed, and the Buffalo News reports that the Bills’ attorney believes that means prosecutors and Lynch’s attorneys are close to an agreement.

“I was planning to go to the grand jury with three team officials, and I was notified that their appearances were postponed,” said Paul J. Cambria, an attorney for the Bills. “To me, that is an indication that Marshawn Lynch, his attorney and the district attorney are moving toward a resolution of this case.”

The News also reports that Lynch’s lawyer, Michael P. Caffery, traveled to California on Thursday to meet with Lynch.

Lynch has not spoken publicly and has not told the police whether or not he was driving his SUV when it hit a woman. Three of Lynch’s teammates were previously scheduled to testify before the grand jury, but their appearances were also postponed.

The woman who was hit was treated at a local hospital and has hired two top personal injury attorneys to represent her in a potential suit against Lynch.