New York Jets QB Christian Hackenberg has pleased the team with his overhauled footwork, but he’s not consistent enough yet.

Denver Broncos RB Jamaal Charles (knee) said he has been cutting and doing everything on his surgically repaired left knee, and he finally feels normal. ‘I feel like the way I am cutting that I am back to the normal me, man. It feels good to be moving around again,’ said Charles, who was limited to eight games the past two seasons because of knee injuries. ‘I have (known) this the whole offseason (that the knee was fine). Nobody can take nothing away from me except God when my time is up. I am still 30 years old. I still have a lot of special stuff to do.’

Denver Broncos RB Jamaal Charles (knee) said he has been cutting and doing everything on his surgically repaired left knee, and he finally feels normal. ‘I feel like the way I am cutting that I am back to the normal me, man. It feels good to be moving around again,’ said Charles, who was limited to eight games the past two seasons because of knee injuries. ‘I have (known) this the whole offseason (that the knee was fine). Nobody can take nothing away from me except God when my time is up. I am still 30 years old. I still have a lot of special stuff to do.’

Detroit Lions RB Matt Asiata may be on the borderline if the Lions decide to keep five running backs, but if the Lions carry four backs then Asiata may be on the sideline.

Detroit Lions RB Matt Asiata may be on the borderline if the Lions decide to keep five running backs, but if the Lions carry four backs then Asiata may be on the sideline.

Chris Biderman, from NinersWire/USA Today, notes San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch is keeping tabs on the 2018 quarterback class. “We understand that you have to have a big-time, franchise quarterback to have the success on a year-in and year-out basis like we want to,” Lynch said on KNBR’s Gary and Larry this week. “I’ve looked at it some, just in studying the players in (the 2018) draft, there’s a quality class coming.”

Footballguys View:

Chris Biderman, from NinersWire/USA Today, notes San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch is keeping tabs on the 2018 quarterback class. “We understand that you have to have a big-time, franchise quarterback to have the success on a year-in and year-out basis like we want to,” Lynch said on KNBR’s Gary and Larry this week. “I’ve looked at it some, just in studying the players in (the 2018) draft, there’s a quality class coming.”

Footballguys View:

Kyle Odegard, from AZCardinals.com, reports Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer is still invested in playing football. In a recent interview, Palmer revealed that he’s not going to make any retirement decision until after the 2017 season. “I love every facet of it,” Palmer said. “I don’t want to stop. But I’ll have to wait and make that decision after the season.”

Footballguys View:

Kyle Odegard, from AZCardinals.com, reports Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer is still invested in playing football. In a recent interview, Palmer revealed that he’s not going to make any retirement decision until after the 2017 season. “I love every facet of it,” Palmer said. “I don’t want to stop. But I’ll have to wait and make that decision after the season.”

Footballguys View:

Buffalo Bills QB Nathan Peterman looked like a rookie during offseason workouts but is expected to compete for the No. 2 quarterback job during training camp.

Footballguys View: We like Peterman as a prospect in deep dynasty leagues. Tyrod Taylor’s future in Buffalo is not a lock, and Peterman has some developmental upside. Peterman looked good during his college career at PITT (Tennessee transfer), and there are some in the scouting community that compare his skill set to that of Kirk Cousins (Washington). He’ll compete with Cardale Jones to be the backup behind Taylor in 2017.