New England Patriots TE Dalton Keene was seen at workouts with QBs Jarrett Stidham and Brian Hoyer, WRs Mohamed Sanu and Gunner Olszewski, C David Andrews and FB Jakob Johnson Wednesday, July 15.

New England Patriots QB Jarrett Stidham is still believed to be in line for the Week 1 start by several members of the organization, according to talk radio host Scott Zolak Monday, July 13. ‘I believe Jarrett is going to be the starter from the people that I talk to, the people that I trust: the players, people tied to the team, team captains,’ Zolak said. ‘The way they speak of Jarrett Stidham and the work he has put in.’

Free-agent LB Jadeveon Clowney (Seahawks) is still being monitored by the Tennessee Titans, according to general manager Jon Robinson on NFL Live Thursday, July 16. Robinson said the Titans ‘may or may not’ have had contact with Clowney’s representatives within ‘the last week.’

Footballguys View: The long term deal with Derrick Henry gave the Titans a lot of cap relief – perhaps enough to land Clowney. He has to be encouraged by the organization’s willingness to pay players who peak in contract years.

Updating a previous story, Tampa Bay Buccaneers LB Shaquil Barrett officially signed his franchise tag tender Thursday, July 16.

Updating a previous story, Jacksonville Jaguars first-round pick DB CJ Henderson officially signed his four-year rookie contract with a fifth-year option Thursday, July 16. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

Updating a previous story, Cleveland Browns second-round pick DB Grant Delpit officially signed his four-year rookie deal Thursday, July 16. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Ronald Jones said he has bulked up to 225 pounds this offseason.

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews intends to play in 2020, despite having Type 1 diabetes, as indicated by recent comments he made. ‘We’ve got a big year coming up. I want to be able to do a lot of things, and … just being able to help this team win is exciting for me,’ Andrews said during a Zoom call with the Children with Diabetes Foundation.

Jacksonville Jaguars CB CJ Henderson agreed to terms Thursday, July 16, on his four-year rookie deal that includes a team option for the fifth year. The financial terms follow the NFL’s slotting rules, and Henderson will receive $20.5 million in guaranteed money with no offset language.

Los Angeles Chargers RB Justin Jackson and fourth-round pick RB Joshua Kelley will compete for the second running back spot. The team is still high on Jackson, who averaged 5.1 yards per carry on 79 rushes, but he only played seven games due to injury last year.