Carolina Panthers WR Terrace Marshall was moved up the team’s draft board and selected with the 59th-overall pick in the second round April 30 after the Panthers reportedly received a tip that the rival New Orleans Saints were going to select Marshall with the 60th-overall selection.

Footballguys View: It would not have been a surprise to see Marshall go in the first round, so the Panthers get a value pick here with the LSU wide receiver. Marshall has a nice size/speed combination and can run by defenders on the outside. His frame gives him a large target for his quarterback and he knows how to use it to box out cornerbacks tasked with covering him. The Panthers have a strong group of wide receivers and it will be interesting to see how they mix in Marshall as a rookie.

Buffalo Bills WR Stefon Diggs mentioned that he played through a torn oblique muscle during the 2020 postseason in a post on Twitter Thursday, May 6.

Jacksonville Jaguars RB Travis Etienne has ‘more juice’ than RB James Robinson, according to Bucky Brooks of NFL.com, and Brooks believes the ‘RB1 job is Etienne’s to lose’ heading into the 2021 season.

Cincinnati Bengals RB Chris Evans averaged 9.8 yards per receptions in collegiate career and Michigan and had two drops on 51 catchable passes, according to Pro Football Focus.

Kansas City Chiefs WR Cornell Powell had the second-highest win rate of any receiver in one-on-ones against press coverage during the Senior Bowl, according to Mike Renner of Pro Football Focus, and Renner believes that skill will translate quickly in the NFL and give Powell a chance to win the No. 2 receiver job as a rookie.

Arizona Cardinals WR Rondale Moore will be used ‘in as many different ways’ as possible, according to head coach Kliff Kingsbury. ‘Whether it’s handing the ball from the backfield, toss to him on a sweep, go outside or on a fade route, he does it all,’ Kingsbury said. ‘So, we’re going to move him around and make sure he gets his fair share of touches.’

New York Jets S Saquan Hampton was waived Friday, May 7, with a failed physical designation.

Arizona Cardinals LB Dennis Gardeck (knee) is a candidate to start the season on the Physically Unable to Perform list since he is recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament.

Free-agent CB Richard Sherman (49ers) has had preliminary contract talks with the San Francisco 49ers but no deal is imminent at this point, according to a source.

Free-agent QB Jeff Driskel (Broncos) will not be signed by the Dallas Cowboys at this point, according to a source.