New York Giants DT Everett Dawkins’ one-year deal is worth $420,000 with no signing bonus and an injury waiver.
Giants | Everett Dawkins financials

Houston Texans OT Will Yeatman agreed to terms on a two-year deal worth $1.9 million.
Texans | Will Yeatman contract details

Indianapolis Colts DT Brandon McKinney’s one-year deal is worth $730,000 with no signing bonus. It includes an injury waiver and a cap figure of $570,000 on minimum salary benefit.
Colts | Brandon McKinney financials

The Dallas Cowboys will continue to look at the roster and potentially make roster moves before the start of training camp, according to head coach Jason Garrett. “We’ll continue to make evaluations of individual guys, where they stack up, if they belong on the roster, who else is on the landscape,” Garrett said. “You’re always trying to do that. Feel good about how guys have come in here and worked. A lot of young guys got a lot of work over the course of the OTAs and minicamp. A lot of veteran players worked hard, felt competition. That’s a good thing for our team and we want to continue to do that. Whether the competition comes from within or without, it’s our job to make sure we’re always trying to put the most competitive situation available out there on our roster.”
Cowboys | Could make roster changes before camp

Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett is happy with how the offseason has progressed for his team. “We had a really good practice to finish a really good minicamp to finish a really good offseason program,” coach Jason Garrett said. “We have the right kind of guys on our football team. They work the right way. They’re coming together. We have a long, long way to go and we all know that. We’ve made great strides here over the course of the offseason. I like how our team works and now it’s time for them to get away from it and come back recharged, ready to go, and get ready for training camp.”
Cowboys | Coach happy with offseason

Tennesse Titans QB Jake Locker (foot) said an indicator of his progress this offseason has been connecting visualizations with verbiage. Locker said he’ll be really comfortable with the new offense once he’s able to ‘paint a picture’ of a play. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt said it’s good Locker is feeling more comfortable, but he’s not there yet.
Titans | Jake Locker making progress

St. Louis Rams QB Sam Bradford (knee) should be ready for the preseason, according to head coach Jeff Fisher. Bradford has been on and off practicing this offseason, but Fisher thinks he has Pro Bowl potential, saying Bradford possesses the vision, decision-making, arm strength and mobility to put up great numbers.
Rams | Sam Bradford should be ready for preseason

New York Giants special teams coach Tom Quinn said he sees a training camp competition for the place kicking job between PK Josh Brown and PK Brandon McManus. ‘I see everything as a competition,’ Quinn said. ‘I really like McManus. I liked him coming out. I thought he was a really good kicker coming out of Temple. He’s kicked in the Northeast at a high level, and I think he’s got a lot of upside.’
Giants | May have kicking competition in training camp

New York Giants offensive line coach Pat Flaherty wants to keep OT Justin Pugh at right tackle. ‘I don’t see wiggle room,’ Flaherty said Thursday. ‘Matter of fact, somebody — not anybody with anything to do with decision-making — asked me, ‘Would you experiment with him?’ Why experiment? He’s a starting right tackle. Do I need to move him over to left guard? He’s a starting right tackle. I tell the offensive linemen: ‘You’re a starter. You have a position. You earned that position. To move you has got to be to help the football team.”
Giants | Coach wants Justin Pugh to stay at right tackle