Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott doesn’t plan to give his team a hometown discount when it comes to negotiating a contract extension. He is entering the final season of his current contract but no deal appears to be imminent.

Footballguys View: Prescott doesn’t need to settle for a hometown discount. He may not be the best quarterback in the league, but in the QB-desperate NFL Prescott will demand a premium price…and he’ll get it. We could see Prescott get a deal that pays him nearly $30 million annually.

Jacksonville Jaguars WR Dredrick Snelson (undisclosed) cleared waivers and reverted to the team’s Reserve/Injured list on Friday, July 12.

New York Jets CB Trumaine Johnson will be under ‘a significant amount of pressure’ this season, in the opinion of the New York Post’s Brian Costello, given Johnson’s large salary and uneven first season in New York that included an injury and disciplinary issues. Costello also notes that the Jets could elect to move on from Johnson after the season if he clashes with head coach Adam Gase despite taking on significant dead money.

Detroit Lions RB Ty Johnson is joining a deep and experienced position group in Detroit, and he’ll be given a chance to return kickoffs, which may be his ‘ticket onto the roster,’ in the opinion of DetroitLions.com’s Tim Twentyman.

Denver Broncos DL Billy Winn (knee) is expected to be ready for training camp after recovering from a knee injury suffered in 2017.

Dallas Cowboys S Jameill Showers (knee) was a participant in June minicamp.

Dallas Cowboys FS Darian Thompson (groin) participated in minicamp.

Cincinnati Bengals DT Geno Atkins (undisclosed) is expected to ready for the start of training camp.

Chicago Bears LB Aaron Lynch (elbow) was able to participate in minicamp.

Green Bay Packers DT Tyler Lancaster (elbow) was able to participate in minicamp after recovering from an elbow injury suffered in Week 17 of last season.