Indianapolis Colts WR T.Y. Hilton’s 5,861 receiving yards through his first five seasons rank in the top 10 in NFL history, but Hilton said he is still focused on improving. ‘Leave no stone unturned,’ Hilton said. ‘I work on everything – footwork, speed work. Just continue to train everything – my hands, eye-hand coordination.’

Cincinnati Bengals WR Cody Core said he dedicated himself to eating better and training during the offseason and was able to add muscle without losing his speed.

New Orleans Saints TE Coby Fleener said already understanding the terminology of the offense will be a big advantage in his second season with the Saints. ‘So being able to revamp and feel comfortable going out there and not having to worry about what play call is gonna come up is a huge benefit,’ Fleener said.

Philadelphia Eagles WR Torrey Smith will look more like the receiver he was with the Baltimore Ravens, according to beat writer Tim McManus.

Denver Broncos WR Carlos Henderson is ‘swimming’ when it comes to learning the offensive schemes, offensive coordinator Mike McCoy said Thursday, May 25.

Miami Dolphins WR Drew Morgan was able to repeatedly create separation and make catches during practice Thursday, May 25.

Pittsburgh Steelers LB T.J. Watt has been seeing some reps at right outside linebacker with the first-team defense during OTAs.

San Francisco 49ers LB NaVorro Bowman (Achilles’) is back performing at full speed during OTAs, and head coach Kyle Shanahan said Bowman looks like the same player he has watched on tape.

Washington Redskins WR Terrelle Pryor said he is spending as much time as possible with QB Kirk Cousins in order to build trust, and head coach Jay Gruden said the relationship between Pryor and Cousins off the field in translating to success on the field.

Detroit Lions WR Marvin Jones said he is a lot more comfortable with offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter’s system entering this season after struggling to master the offense last year.