Free-agent LB E.J. Henderson (Vikings) is receiving interest from several undisclosed teams. There are concerns about his age, durability and the fact he is a liability in coverage. Henderson is pretty much limited to being a two-down run stuffer.
NFL | Concerns about E.J. Henderson’s age, durability

With Arizona Cardinals RBs Beanie Wells (knee) and Ryan Williams (knee) likely to see limited touches during the preseason, RBs Javarris James, LaRod Stephens-Howling and Alfonso Smith are likely to see an extended look during training camp and the preseason. James is considered a long shot to make the team, while Stephens-Howling and Smith will both have a role with the team.
Cardinals | Trio of RBs to likely get long look

Arizona Cardinals RBs Beanie Wells (knee) and Ryan Williams (knee) are an important part of the success of the team’s offseason, but the team is likely to be very careful with both during the preseason so nothing delays their regular season work.
Cardinals | Likely to be careful with top two RBs

The Arizona Cardinals not only have a battle for the No. 1 quarterback job between QBs Kevin Kolb and John Skelton, but veteran QB Richard Bartel is trying to hold off QB Ryan Lindley for the third quarterback job during training camp and the preseason.
Cardinals | Battle for No. 3 QB job

Arizona Cardinals FS Rashad Johnson might see time on the field at the same time as starting safeties Kerry Rhodes and Adrian Wilson, although three cornerbacks is more likely. Still, Johnson is the favorite for the No. 3 safety job.
Cardinals | Rashad Johnson is third safety

The Arizona Cardinals have plenty of depth at the cornerback position, so it will be interesting to see who stays and who goes. CB Patrick Peterson is an unquestioned starter, but it is uncertain who will start opposite him. CB William Gay is considered a good fit to replace CB Richard Marshall (Dolphins) in the hybrid/cornerback role. That leaves CB Michael Adams, Jamell Fleming, A.J. Jefferson and Greg Toler to duke it out for a meaningful role.
Cardinals | Competition at CB will be heated

The Arizona Cardinals need LBs Sam Acho and O’Brien Schofield to step up in the pass rush from the outside. The two are expected to see significant playing time, with both projected as the starters at the outside linebacker spots. LBs Quentin Groves, Clark Haggans and Brandon Williams are also in mix, and will push the youngsters for playing time.
Cardinals | Two youngsters need to step up

The Arizona Cardinals believe in OT Levi J. Brown, and are hopeful he can carry over his solid play from the second half of last season into this year.
Cardinals | Believe in Levi Brown

Arizona Cardinals LB Stewart Bradley will enter training camp strictly as a backup, providing depth at both inside and outside linebacker. Both he and the team are expecting more this season after a disappointing first campaign last season with the team.
Cardinals | Stewart Bradley strictly a backup

Cincinnati Bengals FS George Iloka is considered a dark horse candidate to win the starting strong safety job, although his play against the run is the biggest concern. FS Robert Sands needs to be more consistent if he is to make the roster, as he struggled during offseason workouts. The undrafted rookie SS Tony Dye was solid in coverage, and strong in run support during the offseason program.
Bengals | Trio of safeties looking to shine