Atlanta Falcons S Ricardo Allen (Achilles) has resumed running in his recovery from a torn Achilles tendon last season.

Denver Broncos QB Kevin Hogan will re-sign with the team Thursday, March 21, according a league source.

Former Missouri QB and 2019 NFL Draft prospect Drew Lock met with the Miami Dolphins for dinner and board work Wednesday, March 20, and will do the same with the New York Giants on Thursday, March 21.

Free-agent DE Ziggy Ansah (Lions) remains a possibility for the Buffalo Bills , who recently hosted Ansah on a visit. ‘We had a great visit with Ziggy, and he’s a great young man,’ Bills general manager Brandon Beane said Thursday, March 21 in a radio interview. ‘He had a tough shoulder injury last year, and he’s still rehabbing that. I know he went on a couple other visits, or at least one other that I’m aware of. We had great talks with him and his agent. It’s kind of just at a standstill right now, but it doesn’t mean it will or it won’t happen. We’ll see going forward, and we’ll stay in touch with him and his representatives.’

Updating an earlier report, free-agent DE Vinny Curry (Buccaneers) agreed to a one-year, $2.25 million deal with the Philadelphia Eagles Thursday, March 21. He can earn another $1.25 million in incentives.

Free-agent QB Joe Webb (Texans) re-signed with the Houston Texans Thursday, March 21, on a one-year, $1 million deal, according to a source.

Free-agent WR Jermaine Kearse (Jets) said in a radio interview Wednesday, March 20 that he is interested in a return to the Seattle Seahawks. ‘I have not personally talked to (General Manager John Schneider) or (head coach Pete Carroll),’ he said, while adding he is pretty sure his agent talked to Carroll. ‘Look, I would love to play back in Seattle. Obviously, thing would have to work out.’

Indianapolis Colts exclusive rights free-agent LS Luke Rhodes signed his one-year tender offer Tuesday, March 19. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Free-agent TE Jared Cook (Raiders) is close to an agreement with the New Orleans Saints, according to a source.

Notre Dame DT Jerry Tillery (shoulder) was not able to participate at Notre Dame’s pro day as he is recovering from recent shoulder surgery. He did perform well at the NFL Combine, however.

Footballguys View: Tillery measured in at 6’6″ 295 pounds and ran a 4.93 40-yard dash. He’s pretty much locked in as a first-round pick in the 2019 NFL draft and should become an instant starter in the pros. The expectation is that Tillery will be recovered in time for training camp.