Miami Dolphins OT Laremy Tunsil (illness) will miss his introductory press conference Friday, April 29, because of an allergic reaction, according executive vice president of football operations Mike Tannenbaum. Tunsil is currently meeting with team doctors.

Baltimore Ravens OT Ronnie Stanley will compete with OT Eugene Monroe for the starting left tackle job during training camp, according to offensive line coach Juan Castillo.

UCLA LB Myles Jack (knee) was told by Dr. James Andrews in December that he does not need to have microfracture surgery on his knee.

UCLA LB Myles Jack (knee) could be taken by the Jacksonville Jaguars at No. 38 overall in the second round Friday, April 29.

Los Angeles Rams QB Nick Foles is on the trade block, and the Rams are willing to listen to offers for QB Case Keenum as well.

Miami Dolphins OT Laremy Tunsil could be placed in the NFL drug program, but he faces no discipline from the leaked video that surfaced on draft day because he’s not in the program right now. NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said Tunsil’s entry into the program ‘is up to the medical clinicians.’ Tunsil has not failed any drug tests in his two years at Ole Miss, but the video of him smoking from a bong would still merit potential reference into the program. As the policy notes, subsequent violations, once a player is in in the program, will result in a two-game fine, a four-game fine, a four-game suspension, a 10-game suspension and one-year banishment.

New York Giants CB Eli Apple will be used everywhere, and the slot is a definite possibility, according to head coach Ben McAdoo. Apple hasn’t played in the slot much in the past.

Los Angeles Rams QB Jared Goff had 28 touchdowns and no interceptions in the red zone in 2015, which was one of the things the Rams loved about him.

Baltimore Ravens OT Eugene Monroe (shoulder) is unlikely to be cut after the team drafted OT Ronnie Stanley in the first round. The team could opt to start Stanley at guard, and Monroe’s injury is a factor as well.

Los Angeles Rams QB Jared Goff was in a ‘Bear Raid’ spread offense in college where he spent more than 99% of his time taking snaps out of the shotgun. The Rams were in a shotgun or pistol formation on fewer plays than any other team in the NFL in 2015. Goff has the chance to begin the season as the starter if the team deems him ready.