Asante Samuel Jr. is back in the mix after missing the Chargers’ playoff game last season with a hamstring pull — and he’s showing up strong at OTAs. His return signals he’s healthy and ready to compete, even if he’s not expected to be a full-time starter. With Tuipulotu and Mack locked in at outside linebacker, Samuel Jr. brings valuable depth. His early participation is a positive sign as the team gears up for the new season — and fans are watching closely to see if he can build on his impact.

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Denver Broncos linebacker Randy Gregory is excused from mandatory minicamp as the team and NFL monitor his legal troubles following two arrests in a single week, including felony domestic violence charges — Coach Payton says Gregory needs to focus on himself while the league gathers facts before deciding his future with the team.

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Malik Bell is back on the field for Cowboys minicamp, a major development after his April arrest for drug possession — and with no NFL discipline announced yet, he’s actively participating in defensive drills, poised to play a rotational role this season as Dallas integrates him into their secondary plans.

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Russell Wilson’s back on the field at minicamp, moving at full speed and sounding confident he’ll be ready for the season — despite recent ankle surgery and bone spur procedures. Doctors say his ankle looks “brand new,” and while he’s still limited in practice, coach Sean Payton expects him back to full strength by training camp. The Broncos are being cautious but optimistic, prioritizing Wilson’s long-term health as their franchise QB — and fans are thrilled to see him out there with positive updates.

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Titans waive injured DL Jalen Ravenell, clearing a spot for rookie Jackie Marshall to step up on defense—another tough roster move in the grind of building a winning team.

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Taylor’s recovery from elbow and triceps injuries is progressing, but he’s not yet cleared for full football activities, leaving the Browns to consider Wanya Morris as a potential right tackle starter during minicamp. The team remains focused on maintaining offensive line strength while patiently waiting for Taylor’s full return.

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Mitchell-Paden’s back on the field after a knee injury sidelined him last season, and his return during minicamp signals a serious push for a 53-man roster spot. As a traditional in-line tight end, he’s exactly the type of player the Saints need — and the competition for depth roles is fierce. His health and performance will be critical as training camp heats up.

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Chris Delp, the Saints’ speedy rookie receiver, is back on the field after recovering from a hamstring issue, ready to prove his worth with his blazing 4.49 40-yard dash speed and raw athleticism. As a third-round pick, he’s got a chance to carve out a role if he stays healthy and makes consistent plays — especially when the ball comes his way. Watch him closely as training camp heats up; his speed could be the key to his breakout season.

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