Pittsburgh Steelers DE Isaiah Buggs has an above-average chance to make the team in 2020. Buggs played 75 snaps after being taken in the sixth round last year. That was more than the previous 10 Steelers draft picks taken in the fourth round or later in their rookie seasons.

Pittsburgh Steelers LB Devin Bush is expected to play more than the 82.3 percent of the snaps he played last season. He could be an every-down, every-situation player.

Tyler Hughes, most recently the head coach of Bountiful High School in Utah, was hired by the New England Patriots as a coaching assistant. Hughes worked on Urban Meyer’s staff at Ohio State in 2012 as a quality control assistant, where he performed advanced scouting, film analysis and data analytics to increase offensive efficiency and productivity.

Washington Redskins WR Steven Sims has made a ‘big jump’ this offseason, according to teammate Terry McLaurin, who added Sims has also impressed with his footwork.

New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara ‘played through a lot’ in 2019, according to running backs coach Joel Thomas, who said Kamara dealt with knee, ankle and back injuries. Thomas also went on to say ‘Kamara’s 75 percent is a lot of people’s 100 percent’ and that was why he continued to play as much as he did.

Philadelphia Eagles OG Matt Pryor and fourth-round pick OG Jack Driscoll are two in-house options being considered to start at right guard after Brandon Brooks tore his Achilles’ on Monday, June 15. However, NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Reuben Frank believes there is a possibility the Eagles may reach out to free-agent OT Jason Peters (Eagles) to fill the void.

Minnesota Vikings QB Kirk Cousins posted a passer rating of 129.2 on throws over the middle of the field in 2019, according to Inside Edge NFL.

Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes posted a passer rating of 137.4 on throws over the middle of the field in 2019, according to Inside Edge NFL.

Tennessee Titans QB Ryan Tannehill posted an NFL-best passer rating of 154.2 on throws over the middle of the field in 2019, according to Inside Edge NFL.

Philadelphia Eagles OG Brandon Brooks (Achilles) suffered a torn Achilles tendon Monday, June 15, and will miss the 2020 season.