Indianapolis Colts TE Eric Ebron was one of the more impressive players during offseason workouts and could have an impact in the passing game this season, in the opinion of the Indianapolis Star’s Stephen Holder.

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Joshua Dobbs probably will not make the 53-man roster unless there is an injury to one of the other quarterbacks or if a quarterback is traded.

Cincinnati Bengals C Billy Price will line up as the starting center when training camp begins.

Green Bay Packers RBs Ty Montgomery, Jamaal Williams and Aaron Jones will be part of a committee at running back this upcoming season, according to head coach Mike McCarthy. McCarthy said the team will be able to adjust if one of the running backs shows they can be the full-time starter.

The Miami Dolphins would like to see more from DT Jordan Phillips and OT Ja’Wuan James before considering signing them to contract extensions.

Buffalo Bills LB Lorenzo Alexander could be a surprise cut during training camp in part because the team could save $1.75 million in salary cap space if he is released, in the opinion of The Buffalo News’ Jay Skurski. Alexander likely will see most of his playing time on special teams if he makes the 53-man roster.

San Francisco 49ers OGs Josh Garnett and Mike Person split snaps at right guard with the first-team offense during offseason workouts. OG Jonathan Cooper is also expected to compete for the starting job if he is healthy for training camp.

Seattle Seahawks QB Alex McGough showed enough during offseason workouts to receive a real opportunity to compete with QB Austin Davis for the No. 2 quarterback job during training camp, according to head coach Pete Carroll.

Seattle Seahawks P Michael Dickson may be the favorite over P Jon Ryan for the punter job this season because the Seahawks could save $2 million in salary cap space if they release Ryan.

New York Giants QB Davis Webb appears to be the clear favorite for the No. 2 quarterback job entering training camp, in the opinion of NJ.com’s Ryan Dunleavy.