Tampa Bay Buccaneers LB Kendell Beckwith (ankle) suffered a fractured ankle in a car accident last week and had to undergo surgery. He will be out for a significant portion of the offseason program.

Chicago Bears RB Tarik Cohen has focused on improving his skills as a receiver and route running this offseason. Head coach Matt Nagy said the team plans to move him around and do different things with him.

Miami Dolphins WR DeVante Parker’s fifth-year option is expected to be exercised. It would be worth around $9.5 million.

Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said he expects to work as a consultant for the NFL during the upcoming season.

Free-agent SS Tyvon Branch (knee) is a player that the Cardinals are open to re-signing this offseason, according to general manager Steve Keim. Keim said the team is monitoring Branch’s recovery from a knee injury.

Chicago Bears LB Danny Trevathan was not present for the start of the voluntary minicamp Tuesday, April 17. Head coach Matt Nagy said he was not concerned about Trevathan’s absence.

Chicago Bears DT Rashaad Coward will be lining up at guard this offseason, according to head coach Matt Nagy.

Georgia RB Sony Michel had a pre-draft visit with the Washington Redskins Wednesday, April 18.

Footballguys View: Michel reminds some in the scouting community of LeSean McCoy. He’s an electric runner who can finish runs with toughness even though Michel is not your traditional banger between the tackles. Michel is an early second-round pick who could end up going in day one as teams look for this year’s Alvin Kamara.

Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz (knee) said he does not have a definite timetable for his return but does intend to play Week 1.

Footballguys View: That’s the plan and Wentz seems to be ahead of schedule in his recovery. So long as there are no setbacks, we should see Wentz under center for the Eagles in Week 1. It’s too far away to feel real comfortable, so we’ll continue to monitor him closely and put a pin in this article/mindset until the season gets closer.

Richmond QB Kyle Lauletta recently participated in a private workout with the Dallas Cowboys, according to a source.

Footballguys View: Lauletta is an interesting developmental prospect and could be a second-round pick in the 2018 NFL draft. It’s interesting to note the Cowboys as having interest in him as they’ve got Dak Prescott as their starter. We’ll see if they try and find a backup with starter’s upside (like Lauletta) in the draft.