Free-agent QB Brian Hoyer (Texans) is not a part of the Denver Broncos’ immediate plans. The Broncos informed Hoyer Friday, April 29, that they will not be signing him. Denver will stick with three quarterbacks for now because general manager John Elway wants QBs Mark Sanchez, Paxton Lynch and Trevor Siemian to receive as many repetitions as possible.

Buffalo Bills LB Shaq Lawson will be one of the starting outside linebackers for the team in Week 1, according to general manager Doug Whaley.

Cleveland Browns director of football operations Sashi Brown has not decided if the team will keep the 32nd overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft or trade the pick away.

Miami Dolphins OT Laremy Tunsil could be used at offensive tackle or offensive guard in 2016, but head coach Adam Gase said the team will start the best five offensive linemen.

Cleveland Browns WR Saalim Hakim was released Friday, April 29.

Buffalo Bills TE Jacob Maxwell and LB A.J. Tarpley were placed on no-recall waivers Friday, April 29.

San Diego Chargers DE Joey Bosa said he will be used as a defensive end in the team’s 3-4 defensive alignment.

San Francisco 49ers OG Joshua Garnett played left guard at Stanford and is expected to be the starting left guard as a rookie because he was a first-round choice. OG Zane Beadles has been working at left guard during offseason workouts but likely will not win the job.

Carolina Panthers DT Vernon Butler will be part of the defensive tackle situation and is expected to make an impact as a rookie, according to general manager Dave Gettleman.

Green Bay Packers DT Kenny Clark is expected to be the starting nose tackle in 2016. Clark will be asked to stop the running game and contribute on some passing downs.

Footballguys View: The run defense was a mess last season, so the Packers are hoping this will signal a change of luck. They have other needs on defense but there is a long way to go in the draft so they can address them.