Chicago Bears TE Zach Miller (foot) said Satrurday, May 20, that he is ‘close to 100 percent’ but plans to take it easy during OTAs.

Buffalo Bills QB Tyrod Taylor needs to ‘trust his eyes’ more and is still a work in progress when it comes to knowing when and where to throw the ball, according to offensive coordinator Rick Dennison.

Buffalo Bills WR Andre Holmes has demonstrated smooth route running and good field awareness during OTAs, and beat writer John Murphy believes Holmes is earning himself more playing time.

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Rick Dennison said he likes ‘ball possession’ and believes RB LeSean McCoy, the running game and the offensive line are the strengths of the offense.

Buffalo Bills WR Sammy Watkins (foot) is not expected to return to the field until training camp begins.

Dallas Cowboys OG Zack Martin is expected to receive a contract extension in late July or early August if the team follows the same script it did to lock up C Travis Frederick and OT Tyron Smith in recent years, according to Dallas Morning News’ Jon Machota.

Pittsburgh Steelers TE Xavier Grimble played more than twice as many snaps per game with Ladarius Green out than in last season. Prior to breaking his ribs in the second half of last season, Grimble averaged 19.9 snaps per contest.

Footballguys View: Writers are only left to speculate who is going to be the lead tight end for the Steelers now that Ladarius Green has been released. Grimble is not a plus-athlete, but his big body (6’4″ 261 pounds) helps him box out smaller defenders. He’ll compete with Jesse James (the likely favorite) for the starting tight end job in 2017.

Carolina Panthers PK Graham Gano (heel) has been medically cleared after undergoing surgery to repair a broken bone in his plant foot in mid-January.

Indianapolis Colts S Malik Hooker (hernia, shoulder) and S Clayton Geathers (neck) likely will be the starting safeties in Week 1 if they are both healthy, in the opinion of ESPN.com’s Mike Wells.

Indianapolis Colts S Malik Hooker (hernia, shoulder) and S Clayton Geathers (neck) likely will be the starting safeties in Week 1 if they are both healthy, in the opinion of ESPN.com’s Mike Wells.