Washington Redskins RB Matt Jones (shoulder) is progressing nicely, according to head coach Jay Gruden. Jones is dealing with a shoulder sprain.

Footballguys View: The original plan was to have Jones ready for Week 1 of the regular season. It seems like that’s on track. Washington would have to start Rob Kelley if Jones ends up missing their first contest.

San Diego Chargers rookie DE Joey Bosa signed his four-year deal Monday, Aug. 29. Bosa’s four-year deal is worth $25.8 million, according to a source. The contract is fully guaranteed and comes with a $17 million signing bonus.

Footballguys View: Finally! The two sides had to come together on the offset language and salary deferment. With less than two weeks to go until the start of the regular season, Bosa may have to begin his pro career as a part-time player. Bosa will have to get up to speed quickly, and it will take a bit for him to get into football shape even though he’s reportedly been working out on his own during this holdout.

Cleveland Browns WR Josh Boyce, WR Ed Eagan, FB Robert Hughes and TE David Reeves were released Monday, Aug. 29.

Footballguys View: A fourth-round pick in 2013 by the Patriots, Boyce is now looking for his fourth team in the pros.

Atlanta Falcons WR Jordan Leslie was released Monday, Aug. 29.

Detroit Lions TE Matthew Mulligan was released Monday, Aug. 29. WR Quinshad Davis was waived.

Detroit Lions LS Jimmy Landes (shoulder) was placed on the Reserve/Injured list Monday, Aug. 29, for a shoulder injury that will require surgery.

Green Bay Packers FS Morgan Burnett (back) returned to practice Monday, Aug. 29, for the first time since before the preseason opener.

Denver Broncos WR DeVier Posey, TE Manasseh Garner and WR Durron Neal were cut by the team Monday, Aug. 29.

Green Bay Packers WR Jamel Johnson and WR Ed Williams were cut Monday, Aug. 29.

Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz (ribs) will likely miss the preseason finale after a CT scan revealed one of his ribs is only 60% healed.

Footballguys View: We won’t see Wentz this season if the Eagles have it their way. Sam Bradford will be the starter and unless he gets hurt or struggles mightily, he should keep the job for the year. Wentz is clearly the future for the team, but a year of developing behind Bradford (and Chase Daniel) wouldn’t hurt.