New England Patriots CB Brandon Browner will count an estimated $5.5 million against the Patriots’ 2015 salary cap. New England can release him prior to the start of the 2015 league year without taking a cap hit. Releasing Browner would also create an additional $5.5 million in penalty-free cap space in 2016. Browner, who turns 30 years old Aug. 2, 2014, has missed 10 games because of suspensions in the past two seasons and is suspended for the first four contests in 2014.
Patriots | Brandon Browner could be one and done?

The St. Louis Rams will absorb an estimated $6 million in dead salary cap space in 2014 after releasing CB Cortland Finnegan (Dolphins) earlier this offseason. St. Louis has approximately $1.75 million in available cap room, as of Tuesday, June 24.
Rams | Most of dead money tied to Cortland Finnegan

Tennessee Titans S Daimion Stafford has earned plenty of praise from defensive backs coach Louie Cioffi. ‘Coming into this year Daimion was a very productive special-teams player for this organization,’ said. ‘He is a very gifted, talented, athletic player, so we expect him to grow and be as productive as he was on special teams last year in a defensive role.’
Titans | Daimion Stafford could see his role expand

Carolina Panthers OG Amini Silatolu and OG Trai Turner have earned praise from teammates and management this spring. ‘They’re competing, and there’s a lot of youth there,’ general manager Dave Gettleman. ‘We like what’s going on.’
Panthers | Team has confidence in its guard tandem

Green Bay Packers RB Eddie Lacy said he is a more relaxed player heading into his second NFL season. ‘I’m definitely more focused but I’m also more relaxed,’ Lacy said. ‘I’m not tensed. I’m not trying to be too fast or too slow. Or if I make a mistake, I’m not killing myself over it.’
Packers | Eddie Lacy ready for second season

Miami Dolphins OG Nate Garner, OG Shelley Smith, OG Sam Brenner and C Tyler Larsen are all potential options to replace injured C Mike Pouncey (hip). Of the group, Garner has been with the team the longest, and he started two games at center last season.
Dolphins | Plenty of options at center

New York Giants CB Zackary Bowman looked extremely good in spring workouts for the team, and could shine in man-press coverage in 2014.
Giants | Zack Bowman looked good in workouts

Updating a previous report, San Diego Chargers CB Brandon Flowers agreed to terms on contract that will pay up to $5 million in 2014, which includes $1.5 million to sign, $1.5 million in base salary and up to $2 million in incentives.
Chargers | More on Brandon Flowers contract

Updating a previous report, San Diego Chargers CB Brandon Flowers agreed to terms on on a contract that will pay up to $5 million in 2014.
Chargers | Brandon Flowers contract details