Kansas City Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill has to understand how to use his speed within the dimensions of the playing field, according to head coach Andy Reid, but Reid said he expects Hill to make plenty of big plays as he develops.

Detroit Lions WR Golden Tate is still the top option in the passing game, according to offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, and Cooter said Tate’s slow start is a product of the offense’s emphasis of spreading the ball around.

Arizona Cardinals WR Michael Floyd continues to struggle with consistency in practice and games, according to head coach Bruce Arians. ‘He shines and then all of a sudden he’ll drop an easy one,’ Arians said. ‘You just can’t do that.’

Minnesota Vikings TE Kyle Rudolph is easy to trust because of his big catch radius, according to QB Sam Bradford.

Tennessee Titans WR Kendall Wright is expected to provide a boost to the offense because of his quickness, according to offensive coordinator Terry Robiskie.

San Francisco 49ers RB Carlos Hyde will face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4, and LB Sean Lee said stopping Hyde is Dallas’ top priority.

Buffalo Bills RB Reggie Bush has plays designed for him to play slot receiver, according to head coach Rex Ryan, and Ryan said Bush’s role in the offense will change on a weekly basis.

Seattle Seahawks RB C.J. Spiller averaged just 3.11 yards per carry last season, but he caught 34 of his 42 targets and averaged 7.03 yards per catch.

Free-agent SS Donte Whitner (Browns) is working out for the New York Giants, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

San Diego Chargers DE Joey Bosa (hamstring) said he is ‘making progress’ in his recovery from a hamstring injury and is close to returning.