Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay said he is optimistic that DT Aaron Donald will receive a contract extension this offseason. McVay said he has been in contact with Donald this offseason.

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews signed his four-year rookie deal on Wednesday, May 16.

Free-agent WR Keenan Reynolds (Redskins) signed a deal with the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday, May 16.

Footballguys View: A sixth-round pick out of Navy in the 2016 NFL draft for the Ravens, Reynolds is a converted college quarterback with incredible athleticism. He hasn’t yet been able to stick with a team as he lasted about a year in Baltimore and about a year in Washington. We’ll see if things start to click for him in the Northwest.

Seattle Seahawks RB Rashaad Penny signed his four-year rookie deal on Wednesday, May 16.

Footballguys View: Behind Saquan Barkley (Giants), Penny may be the best all-purpose back in this draft. At 220 pounds, Penny has the size to handle a big workload. He can run between the tackles but isn’t a traditional bulldozer inside. Penny instead is a fluid runner who can string together multiple moves to create his own space. He’s also a good receiver out of the backfield. After having a mess of a backfield for a couple of years, the Seahawks are hoping Penny can be their centerpiece at the position. Fantasy owners are drafting Penny at RB27 (6.07) in 12-team PPR leagues.

New England Patriots CB Duke Dawson signed his four-year rookie contract Wednesday, May 16. Financial terms were not disclosed.

New Orleans Saints LB Michael Mauti was cut Wednesday, May 16, according to a source.

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews and OT Orlando Brown Jr. signed their four-year rookie deals Wednesday, May 16. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Oakland Raiders WR Marcell Ateman signed his four-year rookie deal Wednesday, May 16. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Oakland Raiders DT Maurice Hurst signed his four-year rookie deal Wednesday, May 16. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Chicago Bears WR Allen Robinson (knee) is ahead of the game and looking good as he continues to recover from a torn anterior cruciate ligament he suffered in Week 1 last year. Head coach Matt Nagy said the Bears feel good about Robinson’s prognosis and that he won’t need to be rushed back.