Buffalo Bills C Eric Wood said the offensive linemen have been working on getting in better shape this offseason so they can be ready to play in the up-tempo offense this season. ‘We’re gonna put the defense in some compromising situations with our tempo and the different schemes we have,’ Wood said. ‘It’ll be a little bit of an adjustment. The no-huddle brings a level of toughness for us. We have to be in better shape, we have to communicate quicker. It’s going to create its problems for us but that’s why we’re out here practicing.’
Bills | OL looking to get in better shape

New Orleans Saints OT Terron Armstead worked at left tackle with the first-team offense during organized team activities this week after OT Jason Smith worked at the position with the starters last week. OT Charles Brown is expected to receive time with the starting offense at some point.
Saints | Three expected to see time at LT with starters

Tennessee Titans CB Alterraun Verner could receive a new role on defense this season because he is more suited to play in zone coverage, and the team will be using more man-to-man coverage. Verner could be used as an outside cornerback, a slot cornerback or at safety in a pinch.
Titans | Alterraun Verner could have different role

Tennessee Titans DT Stefan Charles is expected to compete for a roster spot during training camp and looks the part of a defensive tackle. DTs Zach Clayton and DaJohn Harris could be in trouble if Charles impresses during camp.
Titans | Stefan Charles competing for roster spot

Tennessee Titans CB Tommie Campbell appears to have the size and speed to fit the man-to-man pass coverage that the team will be using more often this season.
Titans | Tommie Campbell appears to fit in defense

Tennessee Titans C Brian Schwenke could push for the starting center job during training camp because the team loves his skills and hard-nosed attitude. C Fernando Velasco likely will be given the chance to keep his starting job since he proved his durability and dependability last season.
Titans | Brian Schwenke could push for starting job

New England Patriots LB Brandon Spikes is working out on his own this offseason because he wants to be in optimal shape so he can show he can be a three-down linebacker.
Patriots | Brandon Spikes wants to be three-down player

Detroit Lions WR Nate Burleson said he believes WR Patrick Edwards will be a big-time player for the team this season.

Our View: This is a great name for dynasty owners to remember. Edwards was undrafted in 2012 coming out of Houston. In 2011 he had more TD catches than any other WR in the FBS (20) and was known for his speed, quickness, and elusiveness in the open field. Edwards finished his college career as one of the most productive receivers in NCAA history. In four seasons with the Cougars, he caught 291 passes for 4,507 yards and 43 TDs. The opportunity is there for Edwards to carve out a role as the team’s WR3.
Lions | Nate Burleson high on Patrick Edwards