The NFL will not punish Tennessee Titans SS Bernard Pollard for his comments on his motivation to ‘kill’ while on defense. The team sufficiently explained Pollard was not being literal and that he will be more careful in expressing himself in the future.
Titans | Bernard Pollard will not be disciplined

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham said the team will keep DE Ezekiel Ansah at right defensive end and will not move him around like he did last season at Brigham Young. Cunningham said Ansah’s skill level was evident during offseason workouts and believes Ansah will benefit from sticking with one position.
Lions | Will keep Ezekiel Ansah at one position

San Francisco 49ers WR Quinton Patton wants to step up and help contribute to the his new team, and now has an opportunity to have a larger roll due to WR Michael Crabtree’s (Achilles’) injury. ‘I just wanted to come in and make an impact on the team,’ Patton said. ‘Whether he was here or not, I was going to try to get on the field the best way I could. But you can’t replace a Crabtree. You just got to step up.”
49ers | Quinton Patton wants to make an impact

Baltimore Ravens CB Marc Anthony is getting up to speed with the NFL as he battles for a roster spot, and he has not looked out of place to this point in the offseason program. ‘It’s been good,’ Anthony said. ‘I’m learning a lot from the veterans. Having them there to answer my questions has been great. As far the film and everything, they’re always there to help me.’
Ravens | Marc Anthony adapting to the NFL

Baltimore Ravens DE Chris Canty said he talked with Carolina Panthers general manager David Gettleman this offseason about the possibility of signing with the Panthers, but the team did not have the salary cap space to add him.
Panthers | Chris Canty was interested in joining team

Buffalo Bills WR Marcus Easley (undisclosed) will have to stay healthy through training camp and the preseason to have a chance to win a roster spot. Easley misses a majority of offseason workouts because of an undisclosed injury.
Bills | Marcus Easley will have to compete for roster spot

New England Patriots TE Aaron Hernandez could be suspended even if he is not convicted because of the NFL’s personal conduct policy. Hernandez is expected to meet with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell at some point to discuss his situation.
Patriots | Aaron Hernandez could be suspended with no conviction