Green Bay Packers S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, C Corey Linsley, DT Khyri Thornton, WR Davante Adams and WR Jared Abbrederis stood out to the coaches in the recent minicamp.
Packers | Five stand out

Kansas City Chiefs QB Aaron Murray (knee) could be placed on injured reserve when the season begins. Murray tore his anterior cruciate ligament in November.
Chiefs | Aaron Murray could go on IR

The Arizona Cardinals brought in 17 players for rookie minicamp this weekend. Those in attendance included QB Eric Kordenbrock, WRs Kevin Ozier and Jeremy Ebert, CBs Kamaron Riley, Paul Webster and Jimmy Legree, LBs Simoni Lawrence, Keenan Graham, Calvin Fance and Kyle Tudor, S Julian Lewis, RB Damian Thigpen and Jalen Parmele, TE Jerome Cunningham, C Aaron Hall and OTs Jarian Moreland and Cory Brandon.
Cardinals | 17 players brought in for rookie minicamp

The Seattle Seahawks paid OT Garrett Scott (heart) a slotted bonus of $101,672 prior to waiving him due to his rare heart condition. According to a source, the team has been ‘first class.’
Seahawks | Paid Garrett Scott slotted bonus

Updating a previous report, the rookie deal for Kansas City Chiefs DE Dee Ford is worth $8.158 million with a signing bonus of $4.253 million.
Chiefs | Financials for Dee Ford

Baltimore Ravens RB Ray Rice has been participating in the team’s voluntary offseason program, and he plans to practice in the team’s first organized team activity (OTA) next week. ‘Physically, he looks a lot different. He’s worked hard. He’s here for all the voluntary stuff,’ WR Torrey Smith said.
Ravens | Ray Rice plans to participate in OTAs

Baltimore Ravens RB Ray Rice and the team are bracing for a potential multiple-game suspension from the NFL due to a physical altercation with his wife an Atlantic City, N.J. casino this offseason. No discipline has been determined yet, but Rice is expected to meet soon with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Ravens | Ray Rice bracing for suspension

Oakland Raiders WR Brice Butler might have seen his chances at cracking the 53-man roster placed in serious jeopardy when the team brought in WR Greg Little. The team is likely to keep six receivers, with WRs James Jones, Denarius Moore, Rod Streater, Andre Holmes and Little as the top five.
Raiders | Brice Butler’s spot in jeopardy

Oakland Raiders TE David Ausberry (shoulder) took part in the team’s voluntary workout program. He is expected to compete with TE Mychal Rivera for the starting job, and the team also could bring in a veteran to compete after cuts are made in training camp and the preseason.
Raiders | David Ausberry back on the field

Oakland Raiders CB Keith McGill is big at 6-foot-3, 213 pounds, and many envision the team moving him to safety. However, general manager Reggie McKenzie insists McGill was drafted to play cornerback.
Raiders | Keith McGill drafted to play CB