Miami Dolphins DL Randy Starks worked with the second-team defense at the defensive tackle position during practice Wednesday, July 24.
Dolphins | Randy Starks working with second team

Miami Dolphins C Josh Samuda finished up the team’s final 11-on-11 session Wednesday, July 24, working with the first-team offense at right guard.
Dolphins | Josh Samuda working into the mix?

Miami Dolphins OGs John Jerry and Lance Louis (knee) are expected to battle for the starting right guard job in training camp and the preseason, but there is no competition as long as Louis (knee) is sidelined. He is still recovering from a serious knee injury suffered in November while with the Chicago Bears.
Dolphins | RG battle hasn’t materialized

The Miami Dolphins plan to use WR Mike Wallace in more ways than his previous team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, did. ‘I will be inside a little more,’ Wallace said Wednesday, July 24. Offensive coordinator Mike Sherman ‘wants to switch us around a lot more where people can’t key on you.’ Through four days of camp, most of his receptions have come on out patterns and slants.
Dolphins | Mike Wallace expects to work in slot some

Updating a previous report, the Arizona Cardinals have an offer on the table to free-agent DE John Abraham (Falcons), who paid a visit to the team Wednesday, July 24.
Cardinals | Have offer out to John Abraham

The Arizona Cardinals had free-agent OT Eric Winston (Chiefs) in for a visit last week. According to reports, he could have a one-year deal done within the next 24 hours.
Cardinals | Might add veteran OT soon

Arizona Cardinals OT Nate Potter added 10 to 12 pounds during the offseason. He is competing for the starting right tackle job with OT Levi J. Brown.
Cardinals | Nate Potter added weight

Tennessee Titans QB Jake Locker (shoulder) enters his third season as a pro, and the spotlight will be bright on him. He completed just 56.4 percent of his passes last season while throwing only 10 touchdowns and 11 interceptions in 11 games. However, despite having shoulder surgery in January, Locker appears more prepared for this season than previous ones. ‘It is his team now and he knows it,’ OT Michael Roos said.

Footballguys View: Locker needs to prove he can be the franchise QB the team envisioned when they selected him in the first-round of the 2011 NFL draft. They added weapons around him this year and upgraded the interior O-Line to help protect him better. It’s essentially a make or break year for Locker in 2013.
Titans | Jake Locker under spotlight