Philadelphia Eagles QB Sam Bradford isn’t on the trade block after the team acquired the second overall draft pick Wednesday, April 20, in the opinion of NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Denver Broncos CB Chris Harris Jr. (shoulder) said his shoulder is 100% healthy, and he also said he expects to blitz more this season from the edge.

Louisiana Tech RB Kenneth Dixon is visiting with the Houston Texans Wednesday, April 20, according to a source. Dixon also had pre-draft visits with the San Francisco 49ers, Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots.

Mississippi State DT Chris D. Jones visited with the Seattle Seahawks Tuesday, April 19, according to sources. Jones could be a first-round draft pick. Jones has also met with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens.

Free-agent QB Brian Hoyer (Texans) will visit the Denver Broncos Wednesday, April 20, according to a source.

Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald said he has not really thought about the possibility of this being his last season playing in the NFL. Fitzgerald signed a two-year deal last offseason and said he’s focused on finishing that deal this season. He hinted that if the Cardinals won the Super Bowl this season, he would lean towards retirement. ‘A lot of it’s tied to Carson (Palmer) – Carson’s playing at a high level,’ Fitzgerald said. ‘I don’t want to go through any other quarterback situations. It’s been great to have the stability that we have now with the big fella, he’s been playing lights out.’

Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford is hopeful he still has a hot hand after he exploded for 20 touchdowns, to only four interceptions, and a 105.1 passer rating in nine games with offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter last season.

The Miami Dolphins said they could still draft a quarterback this year despite head coach Adam Gase being committed to QB Ryan Tannehill as the starting quarterback. ‘We added (Zach) Dysert, Logan Thomas, Ryan. But if the right opportunity in the draft presented for a quarterback we’re not going to rule that out. We want to have as much strength and flexibility in the draft (as possible) and that’s something Adam, Chris (Grier) and I talk about 25 times a day. In fact I think Adam, starts rolling his eyes when I start saying it. There’s a lot more work to be done at every position,’ executive vice president of football operations Mike Tannenbaum said.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Le’Veon Bell tweeted that he was part of the initial round of random drug tests Wednesday, April 20.

Buffalo Bills QB Tyrod Taylor is the team’s starter in 2016, and general manager Doug Whaley said the team wouldn’t consider drafting a quarterback to compete with him in the first round of the NFL Draft.