San Diego Chargers S Matt Daniels (leg) was placed on the Reserve/Injured list Tuesday, May 24.

Oakland Raiders TE Clive Walford (knee) is expected to be cleared well before the beginning of training camp. He did not participate in organized team activities Tuesday, May 24.

Footballguys View: All signs point to this whole “lacerated knee” thing as being quite minor. Walford is one of our favorite young TEs in the league. He’s a TE2 for fantasy owners this year, but the upside to be a top-12 fantasy TE is there with the athletic Walford.

Tennessee Titans WR Kendall Wright said he feels more explosive at his current 195 pounds, 12 pounds heavier than he was last season.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Kenny Bell gives the Buccaneers a big-play threat who can stretch the field, according to QB Jameis Winston. Winston expects big things from Bell in 2016.

Denver Broncos TE Virgil Green (finger) had surgery on his finger and will miss most of organized team activities, according to head coach Gary Kubiak.

Denver Broncos QB Trevor Siemian started with the first-team offense for the first day of organized team activities. Head coach Gary Kubiak said the quarterback competition is open but praised all of the quarterbacks.

Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota is up to 225 pounds from the 210 pounds he weighed last year. Mariota said he’d like to stay at 225 pounds.

Cincinnati Bengals TE Tyler Eifert (ankle) scored on 18.6% of his 70 targets (13 touchdowns). No one with at least 20 targets had a higher percentage of targets result in touchdowns.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Le’Veon Bell (knee) doesn’t believe each of his three injuries in each of his first three seasons in the NFL isn’t indicative of him being injury prone. Bell said he’s still going to be physical but protect himself at the same time.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Le’Veon Bell (knee) said he will be 100% healthy by training camp. He has already participated in individual drills during organized team activities, including running and cutting, as he continues to recover from a torn medial collateral ligament.

Footballguys View: This the most positive report we’ve seen about Bell this offseason. The team has been wisely cautious with their star RB, but he’s trying to recover from major knee surgery he had last November. We’ll see if he’s ready by the start of training camp. If not, the team could continue to limit him through camp and the preseason.