Buccaneers | Lawrence Tynes receiving extensive treatment

Tampa Bay Buccaneers PK Lawrence Tynes (toe) has returned to his home in Kansas City, where he’s receiving additional treatment for his case of MRSA. RB Brandon Jacobs tweeted that Tynes has received a peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) line. A PICC line is used when the patient is expected to receive antibiotics for more than a few days and allows him to return home yet still receive IV treatment, which can last for weeks or even months. The team seems likely to place him on the non-football-injury list to begin the season.
Buccaneers | Lawrence Tynes receiving extensive treatment

Redskins | Three RBs competing for two spots

Washington Redskins RBs Evan Royster, Chris Thompson and Keiland Williams appears to be battling for one or two roster spots, depending on how many running backs the team keeps. Offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan said the roster spots for reserve running backs remain ‘up for grabs’ heading into the preseason finale Thursday, Aug. 29. Thompson helps his cause, as he might be used in the punt return game.
Redskins | Three RBs competing for two spots

Ravens | Tyrod Taylor not yet ruled out

Baltimore Ravens QB Tyrod Taylor (head) suffered a head injury in the preseason game against the Carolina Panthers, but head coach John Harbaugh said Taylor has practiced every day. He has not yet been ruled out for the preseason finale Thursday, Aug. 29, and he has passed the physical balance portion of the NFL’s concussion testing protocol.
Ravens | Tyrod Taylor not yet ruled out