Miami Dolphins DE Charles Harris (shoulder) did not participate in team drills Wednesday, May 30, because of a sore shoulder. The injury is not considered serious.

Arizona Cardinals WR Christian Kirk had charges dropped against him by Scottsdale police on Tuesday, May 29, stemming from an incident nearly four months ago when Kirk was initially charged with damaging property and disorderly conduct-disruptive behavior.

Buffalo Bills DT Harrison Phillips signed his four-year rookie deal on Wednesday, May 30.

Footballguys View: A third-round pick out of Standford, Phillips gives the Bills a big body (6’3″ 307 pounds) in the middle of the defensive line. A former state champion wrestler, Phillips understands leverage and can win at the point of attack with brute strength. He could begin his career as a rotational player who can stuff the run and get after the quarterback if/when asked.

Miami Dolphins WR Leonte Carroo (knee) is expected to have minor knee surgery to ‘clean up some issues.’

Footballguys View: A third-round pick in 2016, Carroo is on the roster bubble since he’s only made 10 catches as a pro. He will miss minicamp next week as a result but he is expected to be ready for the start of training camp in July.

Atlanta Falcons RB Tevin Coleman said the team ‘wants’ to use him more, like line him up out wide and ‘stuff like that.’ Head coach Dan Quinn confirmed this, adding how they want to get both running backs ‘really involved’ in the passing game. He also thought Coleman made a ‘big jump’ last season.

Free-agent TE Scott Orndoff (Bengals) was signed by the Jacksonville Jaguars Wednesday, May 30. TE Zach Conque (undisclosed) was waive/injured in a corresponding move.

Updating a previous report, Dallas Cowboys WR Mekale McKay signed a two-year deal Wednesday, May 30. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Cleveland Browns WR Antonio Callaway (groin) hurt his groin in organized team activities and was shut down. The injury is not believed to be serious.

Houston Texans LB Jadeveon Clowney (knee) will not participate in organized team activities and is not expected to practice until training camp, according to Bill O’Brien.

Chicago Bears DT Eddie Goldman (heart) left organized team activities early Wednesday, May 30, with a heart-related issue, according to head coach Matt Nagy.