Carolina Panthers linebackers coach Al Holcomb said LB Thomas Davis is adjusting well to strongside linebacker after playing last season at weakside linebacker. ‘Thomas is a veteran, and he sees the big picture. He gets it,’ Holcomb said. ‘He’s adjusting very well to playing on the strong side. He’s picking up the checks, he’s communicating more. Physically, he’s a guy that in space, you marvel at. He has exceptional ability for the position, in terms of his movement and his ability to close on the football.’
Panthers | Thomas Davis adjusting well to new position

Carolina Panthers linebackers coach Al Holcomb said he believes LB Jon Beason will do fine in his transition from middle linebacker to weakside linebacker.
Panthers | Coach believes Jon Beason will do fine at OLB

New York Giants offensive line coach Pat Flaherty said OTs Brandon Mosley and Matt McCants made progress during offseason workouts because they received increased reps. Both will have to compete for roster spots during training camp and could be on the practice squad if they do not make the roster.
Giants | Two OLs made progress

Chicago Bears OG Kyle Long will be given the opportunity to win one of the starting guard jobs during training camp, but he will have to beat OG Matt Slauson or OG James Brown for a job. Long was not able to participate in offseason workouts because Oregon were still holding classes during that time.
Bears | Kyle Long will have chance to win starting job

The Detroit Lions have released DE Freddie Bishop.
Lions | Freddie Bishop cut

Jacksonville Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell indicated after the draft that the team could use RB Denard Robinson as a kick returner this season.
Jaguars | Denard Robinson could be used as returner

Jacksonville Jaguars RB Denard Robinson has described himself as an offensive weapon because he can play several positions. Robinson still meets with the running backs, but the offensive workouts indicate that he will move line up at different positions.
Jaguars | Denard Robinson says he can play several positions

Jordan Woy, agent for Dallas Cowboys DE Anthony Spencer, said the two sides worked hard on a long-term contract, but both sides are happy with the current one-year contract. Woy said the two sides have not broken off talks but are not talking now and likely will focus in the 2013 season.
Cowboys | Anthony Spencer happy with one-year deal

Updating previous reports, Dallas Cowboys C Travis Frederick signed a five-year deal worth about $6.8 million. The deal includes a $3.4 million signing bonus and around $5.5 million of guaranteed money.
Cowboys | More on Travis Frederick’s contract