The Philadelphia Eagles’ organized team activities have displayed their intent to move a lot faster and increase the amount of plays run, in the observation of Nick Fierro. They were quick in moving to the line of scrimmage even before the whistle blew. ‘We’re just running as many reps as we can so we can get it on tape and teach them,’ head coach Chip Kelly said. ‘… What we’re trying to do is, can we get a maximum number of reps for everybody, because we do have three and four groups, both offensively and defensively? Let’s just get a lot of stuff on tape so we can teach off it.’
Eagles | Offseason offensive work looks fast

Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Charles Sims is the most likely among the backups to have a weekly role behind starter Doug Martin, in the opinion of Scott Smith, because of Sims’ ability to catch the ball out of the backfield. Martin will probably cede a few carries and third-down work to Sims.
Buccaneers | Charles Sims’ likely role

The Indianapolis Colts signed WR and 2014 third-round pick Donte Moncrief.
Colts | Sign Donte Moncrief

Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase said RB Montee Ball has the starting job, and the competition for the backfield is with the No. 2 spot.
Broncos | Montee Ball the starter, competition for No. 2