Chicago Bears LB Christian Jones has caught the attention of linebackers coach Reggie Herring. ‘We’ve got a young Jones player from Florida State, who is doing an incredible job and flashes and shows he has a chance to be a good player.’ Jones started at all three linebacker positions and then shifted to defensive end in his final season at Florida State. With his versatility, Jones could fight for time on the field if given a legitimate opportunity by the staff.
Bears | Christian Jones impressing

Buffalo Bills CB Leodis McKelvin may not be a top candidate for the kick returner job, because he will be starting at cornerback this upcoming season and probably will be the team’s punt returner.
Bills | Leodis McKelvin may be long shot for kick returner job

Chicago Bears LB Lance Briggs is the only linebacker assured of starting, according to the coaching staff. Briggs will start at weakside linebacker. It is expected LB D.J. Williams will win the starting job at middle linebacker, and LBs Jonathan Bostic and Shea McClellin will compete to start at strongside linebacker. It is expected Bostic will start, because he is the superior athlete, whereas McClellin could end up in some sub packages as an extra pass rusher.
Bears | Two starting spots at linebacker up for grabs

Buffalo Bills WR Marquise Goodwin appears to be the leading candidate for the kick return job entering training camp but will have to compete with WR T.J. Graham, CB Leodis McKelvin, RB C.J. Spiller and WR Sammy Watkins for the job.
Bills | Marquise Goodwin top candidate for kick return job

Buffalo Bills CB Corey Graham appears to be the main candidate to push CB Nickell Robey for the nickel back job during training camp. CBs Ron Brooks and Ross Cockrell could also compete for the job.
Bills | Corey Graham expected to push for nickel back job

Arizona Cardinals TE Rob Housler’s blocking ability could be a concern, given what head coach Bruce Arians expects from the tight end position. Housler is an excellent route runner and pass catcher, but Arians wants his tight ends to also be bruising blockers off the line.
Cardinals | Rob Housler’s blocking a concern

Arizona Cardinals TE John Carlson has been the tight end who impressed the most during organized team activities and minicamp. Head coach Bruce Arians complimented Carlson’s ability to pick up the system quickly, his speed and hands, and he considers Carlson an adequate blocker. Arians wants physical tight ends who are capable blockers. Carlson will compete for targets with TEs Rob Housler, Jake Ballard and Troy Niklas (hand).
Cardinals | John Carlson impressing

Miami Dolphins DE Dion Jordan has been suspended four games by the NFL for violating the policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
Dolphins | Dion Jordan suspended