Ohio State RB J.K. Dobbins recently had a video meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Oklahoma QB Jalen Hurts recently had a video meeting with the Dallas Cowboys.

New York Jets WR Quincy Enunwa (neck) is not considering retirement even though he is recovering from a neck injury. He is scheduled to receive $10.1 million in guaranteed money over the next two seasons.

Florida International QB James Morgan recently had a video meeting with the New England Patriots, according to sources.

The Seattle Seahawks may only be willing to pay free-agent LB Jadeveon Clowney $13 million to $15 million annually to return, according to 710 ESPN Seattle’s John Clayton. Clowney is reportedly seeking a deal which will pay him at least $17 million per year.

Kansas City Chiefs WR Mecole Hardman’s seven touchdowns last season all came from more than 20 yards out, including five from 40-plus yards, and Adam Teicher of ESPN believes Hardman will have to make an impact with big plays again in 2020 after WR Demarcus Robinson re-signed and WR Sammy Watkins restructured his deal to remain with the team.

Philadelphia Eagles RB Miles Sanders averaged more than five yards per carry and 97 yards from scrimmage per game from Week 8 on last season, and Tim McManus of ESPN.com believes there is ‘no doubt’ that Sanders will be the lead back in 2020.

Cincinnati Bengals TE Drew Sample ranked 80th among tight ends in routes run in the nine games he played in 2019, but Ben Baby of ESPN.com believes Sample will be given a chance to ‘increase his production’ in 2020 after TE Tyler Eifert signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason.

Minnesota Vikings TE Irv Smith could see his target share increase in 2020 following the trade of WR Stefon Diggs to the Buffalo Bills and the hiring of offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak, in the opinion Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com. In Kubiak’s 21 seasons as a coach or coordinator, tight ends have received an average of 23 percent of the targets.

Pittsburgh Steelers TE Eric Ebron is one of six tight ends with at least 20 red zone touchdowns over the last five seasons, and he joins a Pittsburgh offense that ranked last in red zone scoring in 2019.