Updating a previous report, Green Bay Packers TE Marcedes Lewis’ one-year deal is worth $2.1 million. The deal includes a $500,000 signing bonus.

Carolina Panthers OT Zach Banner was waived Thursday, May 31.

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown has not been attending organized team activities due to the absence of QB Ben Roethlisberger. Brown prefers to work with his starting quarterback and Roethlisberger has been on a family vacation, according to C Maurkice Pouncey.

Footballguys View: Roethlisberger did show up on the first day, so there’s that. We don’t really think Brown (who is a WR1 heading into this season again) and Roethlisberger (who is a QB1) really have much to worry about in terms of missing OTAs. This isn’t their first rodeo, and they’ll have their timing ready for the season.

New Orleans Saints S Mykkele Thompson was released Thursday, May 31, according to a source. In a corresponding move, free-agent S Sharrod Neasman (Falcons) was signed

Green Bay Packers CB Tramon Williams (undisclosed) was present at organized team activities Thursday, May 31, after being absent last week.

Indianapolis Colts WR Michael Cirino (undisclosed) agreed to an injury settlement Thursday, May 31, after being waived/injured.

Los Angeles Chargers WR Keenan Allen may see more snaps from the slot this year due to TE Hunter Henry (knee) being out for the season. General manager Tom Telesco said the Chargers need to adapt and move on without Henry. Part of that adaptation will be implementing more three-wide receiver sets. In such scenarios, WRs Mike Williams and Tyrell Williams would likely line up on the outside with WR Keenan Allen in the slot, according to ESPN.com’s Eric Williams.

Jacksonville Jaguars RB Corey Grant is a player the team has to use, according to offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.

Buffalo Bills TE Logan Thomas (knee) is out of organized team activities after offseason knee surgery.

New York Giants WR Sterling Shepard has played as an outside receiver significantly more in new head coach Pat Shurmur’s offense.