Arizona Cardinals RB T.J. Logan said Wednesday, June 17 that his lack of impact last season was self-inflicted, and he has been on a mission over the past six months. ‘At the end of the season, it clicked for me, like I needed to put more into it,’ said Logan. ‘This game, you’re only going to get out what you put in.’ He feels

Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald has shown up to almost every voluntary workout so far during his 16th NFL offseason. ‘I am hoping he enjoys the process and enjoys what the offense turns into and gives him a reason to stick around a few more years,’ head coach Kliff Kingsbury said. ‘But he practices and he plays like he’s trying to make the team, and that’s the biggest compliment I can give him. He doesn’t need it, and you’d think he’s starving out there. It’s impressive to watch.’

Arizona Cardinals TE Ricky Seals-Jones (neck) was able to take part in offseason workouts. Seals-Jones and the rest of the tight ends saw plenty of four-receiver sets during minicamp and offseason workouts. However, he wasn’t concerned about a lack of targets heading into 2019. ‘Regardless of what happens, I’m going to keep trying to trend up,’ Seals-Jones said. ‘I’m going to get better at what I do, so whatever the outcome is, I’ll be happy as long as I know I did my best. We’ll see what the numbers look like at the end of the year.’

New York Giants C Jon Halapio (ankle) said he feeling completely recovered from the fractured ankle he suffered last season.

New York Jets OT Tom Compton (undisclosed) and OT Brent Qvale (undisclosed) did not participate in offseason workouts because of injuries.

New Orleans Saints WR Michael Thomas has had some contract extension talks with the Saints, according to general manager Mickey Loomis.

Free-agent TE Michael Roberts (Lions) claimed off waivers by the Green Bay Packers on Monday, June 17.

Updating previous reports. Los Angeles Rams RB Todd Gurley (knee) is in fact dealing with arthritis in his knee after months of speculation. Travelle Gaines, who has trained Gurley for three years, suggested ‘not one thing has changed’ in regards to his client and that ‘our routine has worked, he’s been strong, he’s been in great shape, he’s done well.’ Gaines went on to say the decision this offseason to have Gurley drop six pounds and trim his body fat from 10 percent to seven was not due to injuries and more to accentuate his speed. The trainer also said ‘it’s never been told to me’ that the Rams plan on decreasing Gurley’s workload come Week 1.’Everybody knew when Todd came out of Georgia that there would be some kind of arthritic component to his knee, which is part of every surgery whether it’s a shoulder, a knee, an ankle. He’s now at the Year 5 mark; all we’re doing is managing that. If we can pound him less in the offseason while keeping his weight down, working on his strength, working on his agility in short areas, that’s going to give him a better chance to be healthy Weeks 14 through 17 when they really count,’ Gaines said.

New England Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio reportedly ‘wants out’ of New England and wants to become the general manager of the Houston Texans, according to Ben Volin of the Boston Globe. According to Volin, Caserio would have simply turned down the Texans’ offer to become their general manager if he didn’t want the job, forcing the Patriots to enforce a clause in his contract and file tampering charges to get Houston to back off. Caserio’s contract reportedly runs through the 2020 NFL Draft.

Houston Texans CB Aaron Colvin was limited to 10 games, two starts, 29 tackles and one pass defensed due to an ankle injury after signing a four-year, $34 million contract that included $18 million guaranteed last offseason. However, he has impressed the coaching staff so far this offseason.’He’s had a good offseason. He’s been here every day, he’s worked hard. I think he’s definitely in that group of players that have improved, which is a big group. But there’s definitely been improvement because he’s been out there every day. He’s been healthy, he’s been working. He’s a hard worker. He definitely takes a good professional approach to every day,’ head coach Bill O’Brien told the Houston Chronicle.