Philadelphia Eagles WR DeSean Jackson is primed to have the best season of his career. He is healthy, and he is happy after signing a lucrative contract during the offseason.
Eagles | DeSean Jackson is healthy, happy

Chicago Bears RB Matt Forte made it clear Friday, June 29, that he will play for the team this season. ‘I don’t think I really have a choice, do I?,’ Forte said. ‘Yeah, I’ll be here.’ It is uncertain if that means he’ll report to training camp when it starts, and he was evasive when asked if he would be on time. If Forte signs the franchise tender, he would make $7.749 million this season. Forte and the Bears have until July 16 to work out a multi-year deal.
Bears | Matt Forte will play for team this season

Tennessee Titans WR Kendall Wright remains unsigned. He was the No. 20 pick overall in this year’s NFL Draft. He is presumably working off Tampa Bay Buccaneers DL Adrian Clayborn’s fully-guaranteed four-year deal signed last year.
Titans | Kendall Wright remains unsigned

Houston Texans WR Andre Johnson was among six to 12 players working out at a morning throwing session at the University of Houston Friday, June 29, with QB Matt Schaub, according to the quarterback.
Texans | Andre Johnson working out

Houston Texans head athletic trainer Geoff Kaplan said Friday, June 29, that QB Matt Schaub (foot) is expected to be at training camp without any restrictions. ‘I think we all expect Matt to be out there the first day of training camp without any issues,’ Kaplan said.
Texans | Matt Schaub expected to be full-go

Baltimore Ravens TE Ed Dickson is likely to be listed as the No. 1 tight end on the depth chart, but he and TE Dennis Pitta are likely to both be utilized frequently. The Ravens frequently use two-tight end sets, so each is likely to see the field early and often.
Ravens | Ed Dickson likely to be No. 1 TE

Baltimore Ravens WRs Tommy Streeter and Deonte Thompson have performed solid in offseason workouts, but they are still facing an uphill battle during training camp for a spot on the active roster. If one, or both, make the roster for Week 1, it might be because WR David Reed (knee) is not ready for the season, and he begins on the Physically-Unable-to-Perform (PUP) list.
Ravens | Likely to have only five WRs on active roster

Baltimore Ravens RB Bernard Pierce is believed to be a solid fit for the offense, and a solid complement to RB Ray Rice. He will challenge for the primary backup job to Rice, competing with RBs Anthony Allen and Damien Berry for the spot in training camp.
Ravens | Bernard Pierce to compete for No. 2 job

Updating a previous report, Baltimore Ravens DL Arthur Jones is expected to compete with DL Pernell McPhee for a starting job. Jones has spent time after organized team activities (OTAs) and minicamp working at the team’s facility.
Ravens | Arthur Jones to compete with Pernell McPhee