New York Jets WR Quincy Enunwa will be given the chance to earn a bigger role in the passing game during training camp, but head coach Adam Gase said he does not want Enunwa to take unnecessary hits and wants him to stay healthy. ‘He is a physical player. He’s a big man. When he gets to the secondary, he’s a tough guy to bring down. We were on opposite teams last year and he carried about 12 guys on his back for about 10 yards. At some point, you’d like him to go down. When you know it’s getting too many, just going down and saving yourself for the next play because we’re going to need him,’ Gase said.

Retired OT Jared Veldheer (Patriots) said Tuesday, June 25, that his retirement decision wasn’t hard. ‘It was easy (decision) because of knowing what my body was telling me, but it was hard because I was leaving a very good situation being with the Patriots,’ Veldheer said in an interview with MLive.com. ‘(Patriots coach Bill Belichick) understood, and everyone in the NFL building understands that the sport can do a number on your body and different guys have different timelines on how long they can make it through.’

Baltimore Ravens TE Hayden Hurst (hamstring) said he is good to go for training camp.

New York Jets third-round pick OT Chuma Edoga signed a four-year, $3.4 million deal with an $867,000 signing bonus Thursday, June 27.

Buffalo Bills RB Devin Singletary is a wild card in training camp as general manager Brandon Beane called him the most fun player he scouted this year. Singletary has drawn comparisons to RB LeSean McCoy, and the team could save $6 million by cutting or trading McCoy.

Buffalo Bills RB Frank Gore landed on the team motivated to be a factor, and he showed up in phenomenal shape during the spring.

Seattle Seahawks LB Shaquem Griffin could be competing with LB Barkevious Mingo for one roster spot, in the opinion of the Seattle Times’ Bob Condotta, who believes in that scenario Mingo’s higher salary could help Griffin make the cut.

Seattle Seahawks LB Mychal Kendricks could be the team’s starting strongside linebacker alongside LBs Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright, according to the Seattle Times’ Bob Condotta, who notes LB Barkevious Mingo, last year’s starting SLB, is expected to be used as more of a pass rusher this season.

Oakland Raiders WR Ryan Grant appears to be the likeliest option to open the season in the slot, in the opinion of NBC Sports Bay Area’s Scott Bair, but the team really likes rookie WR Hunter Renfrow, and Bair believes he’ll be given every chance to earn a role. Beyond starting WRs Antonio Brown and Tyrell Williams, Bair lists WR Dwayne Harris, the team’s return man, as the only other lock.

Oakland Raiders RBs Chris Warren III and DeAndre Washington are likely competing for one roster spot, in the opinion of NBC Sports Bay Area’s Scott Bair, who lists RBs Josh Jacobs, Jalen Richard and Doug Martin as locks to make the 53-man roster.