Baltimore Ravens SS DeShon Elliott (knee) will be ready for training camp whenever it begins, according to head coach John Harbaugh.

Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen added muscle to his upper body this offseason, according to his personal quarterback coach, Jordan Palmer. ‘He’s in crazy shape and spinning it great,’ Palmer said.

Las Vegas Raiders LB Marquel Lee may be the leading candidate for the strongside linebacker job at this point.

Denver Broncos LBs Joseph Jones and Josey Jewell may compete for one roster spot if the team keeps only five inside linebackers on the final roster.

Denver Broncos LB Justin Strnad has a good chance to make the final roster as a special teams player, in the opinion of ESPN.com’s Jeff Legwold.

Cincinnati Bengals OG Xavier Su’a-Filo, OG Alex Redmond and C Billy Price are expected to compete for the starting right guard job during training camp.

Cincinnati Bengals RB Jacques Patrick could have a role in certain offensive packages this season if he makes the team, in the opinion of ESPN.com’s Ben Baby.

Footballguys View: Patrick was undrafted out of Florida State in 2019. He didn’t stick in the NFL as a UDFA but was selected in the XFL draft by the Tampa Bay Vipers. He was the third leading rusher in the XFL with 254 yards rushing on 60 carries with two touchdowns. He was a backup to Dalvin Cook his first couple of seasons for the Seminoles but didn’t really explode onto the scene when he took over the starting job and declared for the draft as an underclassmen. There’s untapped potential here with Patrick, so we will continue monitoring him in crazy deep dynasty formats.

Cincinnati Bengals LB Logan Wilson is expected to have the chance to win one of the starting linebacker jobs during training camp.

Pittsburgh Steelers DE Isaiah Buggs and DT Carlos Davis have a chance to earn more snaps this upcoming season which would allow the team to rest the starting linemen during games.

Arizona Cardinals TE Maxx Williams is the leading candidate to start at tight end this upcoming season.

Footballguys View: Williams has always had a ton of natural talent but he’s not played up to his potential due to injury and inconsistency as a pro. He started 10-of-16 games for the Cardinals in 2019 finishing as the no.48 fantasy tight end with just 15 catches for 202 yards and one touchdown. Williams may be the starter again this year but it is unlikely to lead to fantasy production worth note.