Free-agent WR Devin Hester (Falcons) does not plan to retire from the NFL after being released by the Atlanta Falcons Tuesday, July 26.

Dallas Cowboys DE Randy Gregory recently committed another violation of the NFL’s Substance Abuse Policy. He is now facing a 10-game suspension as opposed to his original four-game punishment, according to sources. Some involved with the Cowboys are concerned Gregory may not play again.

Footballguys View: Gregory had plenty of baggage coming out of Nebraska, and now he’s in trouble again. A second-round pick in 2015, Gregory gets an additional six games of suspension with this latest infraction. We may not see the second-year player on the field much if at all this season.

Free-agent QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (Jets) is not expected to re-sign with the New York Jets before their training camp begins, according to a source.

Footballguys View: Another day and more Fitzpatrick “they’re not gonna sign him” news. All it will take is a few Geno Smith interceptions in training camp to get this deal done.

New England Patriots S Duron Harmon (undisclosed) has been wearing a red non-contact jersey in practice this week. He also missed organized team activities and training camp because of the injury.

New England Patriots RB Dion Lewis (knee) has not suffered any setbacks in his surgically repaired knee so far this offseason. The Patriots won’t push him to return to action, though.

New England Patriots WR Julian Edelman (foot) is expected to be removed from the Physically Unable to Perform list in the near future.

Free-agent WR Anquan Boldin (49ers) is finalizing a one-year deal with the Detroit Lions, according to sources.

Atlanta Falcons RB Tevin Coleman will receive a shot at being the primary kickoff returner, according to head coach Dan Quinn.

Free-agent OT Jake Long (Falcons) signed a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens Tuesday, July 26, according to sources. Financial details were undisclosed.

Miami Dolphins DE Dion Jordan’s contract nullifies a $1.69 million roster bonus if he violates the NFL’s substance abuse policy. It would have been paid if he was on the roster as of the fifth day of training camp, which opens Friday, July 29. Jordan is currently awaiting reinstatement by the NFL and is scheduled to earn a base salary of $585,000. Miami could opt to give him an opportunity to earn the roster bonus in a different format at their discretion.