Indianapolis Colts RB Nyheim Hines said he wants to be the team’s main kick and punt returner this upcoming season.

Footballguys View: Hines just wants to get on the field more and make plays. With his speed and agility in the open field, Hines can work well as a return man…just like he works well as a receiver out of the backfield. With new QB Philip Rivers, Hines should be a favorite target and could be his new Austin Ekeler. He won’t catch 92 passes like Ekeler did for Rivers last year, but Hines could be in line for around 40 catches in 2020.

Tennessee Titans WR Corey Davis made some big plays last season and should improve his play in 2020, according to offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.

Tennessee Titans QBs Logan Woodside and Cole McDonald will compete for the backup quarterback job during training camp, according to offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.

Cleveland Browns WR Odell Beckham Jr. has been fully involved in the virtual meetings this offseason and has been great to work with, according to offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.

Philadelphia Eagles RB Corey Clement has a chance to make the final roster if he can stay healthy during training camp and can be productive in the offense. Clement could be the No. 4 running back because of his ability to play special teams.

Philadelphia Eagles RB Boston Scott has a good chance to make the final roster because of his solid play at the end of the 2019 season, in the opinion of The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jeff McLane. The Eagles are expected to add another running back, but Scott could be a leading candidate for the No. 3 running back job.

New York Giants C Spencer Pulley is considered the leading candidate for the starting center job entering training camp.

San Francisco 49ers WR Trent Taylor (foot) has been working out with QB Jimmy Garoppolo this offseason and said he is able to run routes and cut on his foot.

Former Carolina Panthers LB Luke Kuechly is considering a role in the Panthers’ front office as a professional scout.

New Orleans Saints S Malcolm Jenkins – as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles – and CB Marshon Lattimore were two of only four defensive backs to record four forced fumbles last season.