New York Jets special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey is high on WRs Jacoby Ford and Jalen Saunders as the potential kickoff returner and punt returner, respectively. ‘The speed is there, definitely,’ McGaughey said. ‘Hopefully, I don’t screw it up.’
Jets | Coach high on Jacoby Ford, Jalen Saunders

New York Jets defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman has spoken highly of rookie S Calvin Pryor and CB Dexter McDougle, but he’s not handing out any starting jobs just yet. Thurman said SS Dawan Landry will always have a key role on defense.

Footballguys View: The Jets learned last year not to bring their defensive backs along too quickly, having had to throttle back their use of Dee Milliner until he got settled late in the season. Pryor isn’t banged up like Milliner was, and has a good chance of ending up in that starting strong safety spot, while McDougle is a guy who needs some reps and will likely rotate in for some time. Both are big hitters though, so we expect to see the Jets use them to enforce the middle of the field, something the defense has struggled with for years.
Jets | Impressed with two rookies

New York Giants RB David Wilson (neck) said he feels no pain in his neck as he waits for another round of tests next week. If an MRI comes back clean, Wilson could join teammates on the field for the rest of organized team activities and minicamp next month.
Giants | David Wilson feels no pain

Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III, who spent part of the offseason working out with quarterback guru Terry Shea, has been focusing on using a quicker release – more over the top – and having a more narrow base when he throws. Head coach Jay Gruden said the team has harped on Griffin’s fundamentals, and he likes how Griffin has responded. ‘This is all a learning process for him,’ Gruden said. ‘It’s important for him to take natural strides every day and get better. The thing about Robert is that is his intent when he comes to work every day. He’s a sponge for information.’
Redskins | Robert Griffin working on mechanics

Washington Redskins WR DeSean Jackson and QB Robert Griffin III continue to build chemistry during organized team activities this week. ‘Our chemistry right now is a work in progress,’ said Jackson, who tweaked his left hamstring and sat out part of practice but said afterward he was fine. ‘The more we get out here and keep working and staying after practice and running routes and getting our timing down, I think sooner or later we’ll be in great shape.’
Redskins | DeSean Jackson, Robert Griffin building chemistry

The Baltimore Ravens signed RB Fitz Toussaint Thursday, May 29. Per league rules, the length of the contract is three years. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Ravens | Sign Fitz Toussaint

Jacksonville Jaguars offensive line coach George Yarno has been diagnosed with cancer. Yarno will continue to coach while he receives treatment, and has received good news on his prognosis.
Jaguars | Coach diagnosed with cancer