Head coach Andy Reid is not sure if Moeaki (knee) will be ready for the start of training camp, the Kansas City Star reports. "We'll see," Reid said. "Right now I'm thinking he will be but we'll see how that goes. He's working like crazy."

Helu (Achilles/toe) has been sidelined for the Redskins' OTAs, the Washington Post reports.

Quarless (knee) returned to the practice field Tuesday for the first time since being put on IR back in Dec. 2012, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tyler Dunne reports.

Boyce has signed a four-year deal with the Patriots, reportedly worth up to $2.6 million, NESN.com reports.

Meriweather (knee) is expected to to be ready for training camp in July, ESPN.com reports.

Manningham (knee) has been running and cutting during his injury rehab.

Quick (hamstring) returned to the field for Friday's OTA, Howard Balzer of 590 KNS The Fan reports.

McCoy underwent surgery Thursday to repair a partially torn Achilles tendon and is expected to miss six-to-nine months, NFL.com reports.

The 49ers will look to Williams (knee) to play an increased role in the passing attack this season now that Michael Crabtree is out with an Achilles tear, according to 49ers.com.

Though he is not taking part in team OTAs and is doubtful for the start of training camp, Manningham (knee) is expected to take on a larger role in the passing attack now that Michael Crabtree is out with a torn Achilles tendon, CSNBayArea.com reports.

Lattimore has sought out Frank Gore at practices and hopes to be mentored by the 49ers' veteran running back, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. "He's one of the best running backs in the league and he's had so much success," said Lattimore. "You want to see what he does to be that way. I'll definitely be following every move Frank Gore makes."

Hunter (Achilles) joined his fellow running backs at individual drills during the 49ers' OTA's this week and also practiced change-of-direction drills under the supervision of the team's medical staff, 49ers.com reports. "It feels good just to be out there running around and do a little bit with the team," said Hunter. "Just getting out there period and doing something that you love, there's nothing like it."

The 49ers have officially signed Carradine to a four-year deal, according to 49ers.com.

Quick sat out practice with a tight hamstring Thursday, Howard Balzer of 590 KNS The Fan reports.

Harris will be subject to the same protocol that teams use for head injuries during the regular season, the Texans' official website reports.

Kendricks will miss OTAs after having his right knee scoped in April, Howard Balzer of 590 KNS The Fan reports.

Hynoski will undergo surgery Friday to repair an injured left MCL, the New York Daily News reports.

Weatherspoon will not be available for the start of the Falcons' OTAs after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery in the offseason, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Head coach Mike Shanahan expects Garcon to be ready for the beginning of training camp following offseason surgery to repair a partially torn labrum, ESPN.com reports. "I think Pierre, his rehab has been unbelievable," Shanahan said. "He feels very comfortable, and it's been a slow process. But he's in excellent shape, so I'll be surprised if he's not full speed, ready to go once we go to training camp."

Nicholas will miss the Falcons' OTAs after undergoing sports hernia surgery in the offseason, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Wilson has been sidelined for OTAs after undergoing surgery for a torn labrum in his shoulder about two months ago, the Washington Examiner reports.

Rainey signed an exclusive-rights tender worth $480,000 with the Ravens, the Baltimore Sun reports.

Stewart (ankle) has been limited during the Panthers' OTAs, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Beason (knee) has participated more than expected during the Panthers' OTAs this week, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Chandler, who tore his ACL in December last season and required surgery, was able to participate in individual work following OTA practice Thursday, BuffaloBills.com reports. Said Chandler: "The knee feels really good. I feel great. Running routes you could probably tell it's not 100 percent, but it's better than most so I feel good."

Revis (knee) has received clearance to make cuts and change directions, ESPN.com reports.

Allen (shoulder) and the Viking have not had talks about a new contract, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Allen is entering the final year of a six-year contract.

Rich Campbell of the Washington Times reports that Garcon had minor labrum surgery in January.

Coach Mike Shanahan revealed Thursday that Garcon had offseason chest surgery, the Washington Times reports. "I think Pierre, his rehab has been unbelievable," Shanahan said Thursday. "Anytime you get operated on like he did and you're able to come back as quickly as he has, I was watching him this morning in the weight room and he was lifting weights that he shouldn't be able to lift"

When asked if Griffin (knee) might be ready for training camp, coach Mike Shanahan said Thursday, "we're hoping (he will be). He's working extremely hard."

Davis (Achilles') says he is currently 90 percent healthy and expects to be at full strength for mini camp next month, 106.7 THE FAN's Grant Paulsen reports.

Richardson (lower leg muscle pull) did not practice at Thursday's OTAs, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Though Griffin (knee) did not participate in the Redskins' OTAs on Thursday, he was able to do some throwing, the Washington Post reports. The report adds that Griffin was also able to do some running near the beginning of Thursday's practice.

Though Miller is pleased with his progress as he recovers from a ACL/PCL injury that he sustained back on December 23, he does not have a timetable for when he might return to action, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports.

The Chargers have not completely ruled out the possibility that Ingram (knee) could still play at some point this season, the San Diego Union Tribune reports.

The Chargers are taking things slow with Brown as he recovers from a broken ankle that cost him all of 2012, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

Angerer is being held out of this week's voluntary OTAs, as he hasn't been cleared to practice after he underwent surgery in January to help repair a broken foot, the Anderson Herald Bulletin reports.

Carter is being held out of Indy's voluntary OTAs after shoulder surgery, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Casey recently underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on his right knee and will miss the remainder of the Eagles' OTAs, Philly.com reports. "I had a minor scope done on my right knee," Casey noted. "I'll be back to full speed in two weeks. Better to get it taken care of now"

Coach Jim Harbaugh confirmed that Crabtree indeed suffered a torn right Achilles tendon and underwent surgery Wednesday to repair it, the San Jose Mercury News reports.

Leshoure (undisclosed) is not participating in OTAs, the Detroit News reports.

According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, Crabtree has already undergone surgery on his torn Achilles tendon.

Nicks (knee) was not present at Wednesday's OTAs, the New York Daily News reports.

Brown is recovering from a sports hernia and will be out for four-to-six weeks, the Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson reports.

According to Mike Garafolo of USA Today, Crabtree will reportedly require surgery after suffering a torn Achilles during the 49ers' OTAs.

McClain (back) was a limited participant in Tuesday's OTAs, the Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson reports.

Webb (knee) participated on a limited basis in Tuesday's OTAs, the Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson reports.

Though Marshall (hip) has been present at both of the Bears' organized team activities that have been open to the media, he did not participate in them, ESPN.com reports.

Bolden (ankle) was held out of Tuesday's OTA workout as a precaution, the Boston Globe reports.

Texans head coach Gary Kubiak anticipates Reed (hip) being back at some point during training camp and ready for the season opener, the Texans' official site reports.

Harris left the practice field Tuesday after colliding with rookie wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, the Texans' official site reports.

Hopkins suffered what he described as a bruised knee during Tuesday's practice session, the Texans' official site reports.

Johnson, who has been been forced to miss several offseason practices due to a back ailment, was able to participate in individual drills Tuesday, the Associated Press reports.

McCoy (knee) is "OK," after leaving Monday's OTAs with discomfort in his knee, the Philadelphia Daily News' Les Bowen reports.

King has missed the Cardinals' first session of OTAs due to offseason knee surgery, the Arizona Republic reports.

Taylor underwent sports hernia surgery Tuesday, according to the Miami Herald.

Murray missed Tuesday's OTA session because of what is being described as a hamstring tweak, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Griffin (knee) is ahead of schedule in his rehab, but general manager Bruce Allen said it's "too early to tell" if he will be ready for training camp, The Washington Post reports.

Owner Robert Kraft indicated that he has received positive reports from doctors regarding Gronkowski's left forearm surgery, ESPN.com reports. "I'm not a medical person and things change day to day, but we were told that it was as good a report that we could have hoped for," Kraft said Tuesday.

Ballard (knee) took limited reps at Tuesday's OTA workout, the Boston Herald reports.

Hernandez, who is recovering from shoulder surgery, was very limited in on-field work at Tuesday's OTA workout, the Boston Herald reports.

Ware (shoulder) was working with the defense Tuesday during the Cowboys' minicamp, ESPN Dallas reports.

Cribbs (knee) did not practice Monday, Steve Corkran of the Contra Costa Times reports.

McCoy was carted off the field at Monday's OTA workout after suffered an ankle injury, the Tacoma News-Tribune reports.

Romo will be out three weeks after undergoing minor surgery to remove a cyst from his back, the Dallas Morning News reports. "If this was the regular season and I had to play next week, I could," Romo said.

Reed (hip) is currently in Colorado rehabbing from arthroscopic hip surgery, the Houston Chronicle reports. "He's doing really well," Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said. "The expectations are for him to leave Colorado at some point this week from a rehab standpoint. It's going good."

Johnson admitted to suffering injuries to his fingers last season, but wouldn't confirm if they were indeed broken, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Gould (calf) could be medically cleared to resume kicking duties by Thursday, ESPN's Kevin Seifert reports.

Gronkowski, whose forearm procedure Monday reportedly went well, plans to see a doctor in about 3-4 weeks to decide whether or not to have back surgery, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

With the infection in Gronkowski's forearm reportedly gone, doctors were able to replace the plate in the tight end's arm with a new one on Monday, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports.

Avril (foot) will be out for two weeks with a plantar fascia issue, John Boyle of the Everett Herald reports.

Though Moreno (knee) was present at Monday's OTAs, he has not yet been cleared to take live reps, the Denver Post reports.

The Seahawks signed Michael on Monday, John Boyle of the Everett Herald reports.

Cushing expects to be ready for training camp after undergoing offseason surgery to repair a torn ACL, Nick Scurfield of the Texans' official website reports.

Sanders returned from an ab injury much earlier than expected, Mark Long of the Associated Press reports.

Blackmon missed Monday's OTAs with groin tightness, Mark Long of the Associated Press reports.

McCoy said he left Monday's OTA practice early because his knee was bothering him, CSN's Reuben Frank reports.

Bishop (torn hamstring) is confident that he'll be up to speed in time for training camp, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports. "Oh, training camp, I'll be 110 percent," Bishop said. "For sure."

Reed, who had surgery in January to repair a torn groin, is expected to be ready for the Texans' OTAs, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Church says he's fully recovered from last season's Achilles tear, the Dallas Morning News reports. "It's great. I'm out there doing everything so far and I don't see any change going into OTAs... I feel 100 percent, I just got to get the doctor's clearance."

Gronkowski is slated to undergo a fourth procedure on his left forearm Monday, the Boston Herald reports.

Gronkowski would require about 10 weeks to recover from back surgery if the procedure is necessary, ESPN Boston reports.

Hill underwent minor surgery on his left foot recently and is wearing a walking boot, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Sharpton has still not been cleared to play since landing on IR with a hip injury in January, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Reed underwent surgery on an undisclosed area this offseason, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Irvin has been suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing substance policy, the Everett Herald reports.

Gronkowski underwent an MRI on his back and may require surgery to correct a disc issue.

The Eagles are tinkering with the idea of moving Harbor into a rush linebacker role, the Delaware County Daily Times reports.

Sanders (groin) is expected to be back on the field by early June.

Draughn has been sidelined during OTAs with a sports hernia, the Kansas City Star reports.

Gabbert (forearm) has been underwhelming during OTAs thus far, with beat writer Mark Long of the Associated Press noting that Wednesday's practice marked the "worst day of QB play I've witnessed at a Jaguars practice in years."

Anderson, who was only able play in five games in his first season with the Bills due to a knee injury that ultimately required two surgeries, is on the field this week for OTAs, BuffaloBills.com reports. Said Anderson: "Right now we're just taking it slow with limited reps. I'm out here going through the plays and just getting used to the defense and trying to move around a little bit and I'm starting to feel better."

The Raiders signed Cribbs (knee) to a one-year contract Wednesday, Mike Garafolo of USA Today reports.

Colae's rehab from a torn ACL has gone smoothly, and he's hoping to be back at full strength by the start of training camp, Rowan Kavner of DallasCowboys.com reports. "There's more strength to gain in the quad and hamstring and glute, and that'll come," Coale said. "I just started doing single leg lifting probably about 10 days ago."

Ingram suffered a torn ACL during Monday's OTA session.

Clay (knee) has been cleared to begin running, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel's Omar Kelly.

Ingram suffered a knee injury during OTAs, which doctors believe to be a torn ACL, NFL.com.

Coach Doug Marrone says that the injury keeping Johnson sidelined is a strained back, BuffaloBills.com reports.

Marshall (hip) sat out Tuesday's practice, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Beason (knee) expects to have a big impact on the Panthers' defense this season, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Chapman will be working as the starting nose tackle during the Colts' upcoming mini-camp, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Johnson will sit out the OTAs this week due to continued issues with his back, BuffaloBills.com reports.

Blackmon apologized for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy and an incident that led to his four-game suspension to start the 2013 season. "I just have to make better decisions," Blackmon told the team's official web site. "My problem is I made selfish decisions. I apologize for that. I apologize to my teammates and apologize to my family. It's something I did and take full responsibility for it."

Though Jones-Drew (foot) didn't practice as the Jags' organized team activities opened Monday, he noted that he ran 30 yards at three-quarters speed during the workout, Florida Times-Union reports. "That was exciting," Jones-Drew said. "Lately, it's been one day on, a day off, two days on, a day off it's part of the process. I'm closer than I think. I just want to take my time and make sure we do it the right way."

Jordan is expected to play defensive end in the 4-3 defense that the Dolphins run, according to the Miami Herald.

Randle (thumb) has agreed to a four-year deal with Dallas that is slated to pay him slightly more than $2.29 million, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Jones-Drew (foot) is making progress, Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union reports.

Williams (shoulder) is sure that he will be an effective back in 2013, despite the presence of Rashard Mendenhall and two recent RB draft picks, the Cardinals' official site reports.

Thomas (knee) is in line to compete with fellow backs Lamar Miller, Mike Gillislee, Marcus Thigpen and Jonas Gray in the coming months, the Sun-Sentinel reports.

Boyett is being held out of team drills in Indy's rookie mini camp because the team wants to make sure he's fully recovered from surgery to repair partial tears to both patellar tendons that limited him to one game last season at Oregon, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Hayden is nursing a sore hamstring, according to Raiders coach Dennis Allen, Steve Corkran of the Mercury News reports.

Benford recently underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee, ESPN.com reports.

Carradine is sitting out minicamp practice for now due to an injured knee, the Sacramento Bee.

Dial is currently sitting out minicamp practices due to an injured toe, the Sacramento Bee reports.

After a full examination and physical, the 49ers are encouraged by the condition of Lattimore's injured knee, the Sacramento Bee reports. "The ACL looks really good for Marcus," coach Jim Harbaugh said. "We're just going to have to take a step back in terms of the cutting because we want that inside of the knee, the lateral side of the knee, to heal fully. But we're good."

Randle (thumb) will be limited in workouts until training camp, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

Williams, who had surgery on his right Achilles in February, has still not been cleared to participate in offseason activities with the team, BuffaloBills.com reports.

Montgomery suffered a lower back strain in Friday's rookie minicamp, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Allen (knee) was a full participant in team drills Friday.

Slaughter (Achilles) did not practice Friday, the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Allen (knee) signed a four-year contract with the Chargers on Thursday, NFL.com reports.

Scruggs suffered a torn ACL in April and could miss the entire 2013 season, ESPN.com reports.

Fannin (Achilles) is expected to compete for the No. 4 running back position against Lance Ball, Jeremiah Johnson and C.J. Anderson, the Denver Post reports.

Moreno (knee) will likely have to beat out Willis McGahee for a roster spot in Denver this season, the Denver Post reports.

Lee says that he's "pretty much" 100% following the toe injury that ended last season, the Dallas Morning News reports. "The toe is ready to go," Lee said. "I'm pretty much 100 percent. I'll be going through all the OTAs and it's getting better and better every week."

Gronkowski is reportedly in line to have a fourth surgical procedure in order to change the plate that is securing the broken bone in his left forearm, the Boston Herald reports.

Jordan (shoulder) isn't sure if he will be ready for training camp in July, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Edelman is back in a walking boot after undergoing what was described as a "clean-up procedure" on his right foot, the Boston Herald reports.

Slay underwent arthroscopic surgery last Friday to repair a torn meniscus, ESPN.com reports.

Washington may face further punishment, in addition to his four-game suspension for violation of the league's substance abuse policy, after his recent arrest for aggravated assault, the Arizona Republic reports.

Manningham will be the team's third wide receiver this season if he remains healthy, CSNBayArea.com reports.

The 49ers are expected to place Lattimore on the non-football injury list (NFI) to open the season, CSNBayArea.com reports.

Owner Bob McNair described Reed's hip surgery as a minor procedure, John McClain of the Houston Chronicle reports.

The No. 2 wide receiver spot is "Burleson's job to lose," the Lions' official site reports.

Taylor (knee) is currently rehabbing from his January ACL surgery and may not be ready for the start of training camp, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

The left knee bone bruise that Reed suffered in Florida's last game is evidently still bothering him, Rich Campbell of the Washington Times reports.

Thompson should be ready for training camp, after tearing his left ACL last October while at Florida State, the Washington Examiner reports.

A definitive call on whether or not Gronkowski will need a fourth surgery on his left forearm could still be a couple of weeks away, ESPN.com reports.

Sanders missed Saturday's rookie minicamp practice with a groin injury.

Lewis-Moore (knee), a sixth-round pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, has signed with the Ravens, the Arizona Republic reports.

Washington was arrested Friday and charged with two counts of aggravated assault.

Boyce is recovering from surgery to repair a broken small toe, the Patriots' official site reports. As a result, the rookie wideout was sidelined for Friday's workout.

Boyce was on the sidelines as the Patriots opened their rookie minicamp Friday, ESPN.com reports. The report suggests that Boyce is presumably still recovering from a fractured fifth metatarsal of his right foot.

Reed underwent arthroscopic surgery on a small labral tear in his hip last week, John McClain of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Moreno (knee) could be on his way out of Denver after the Broncos used a second-round pick on former Wisconsin running back Montee Ball, according to NFL.com.

Griffin (knee) says that he has learned from his "mistakes," noting that he does not plan to push himself to play the next time he suffers an injury, ESPN.com reports.

Police are reportedly investigating a report that Washington was involved in a domestic violence incident in Phoenix on Wednesday, the Arizona Republic reports.

Ponder had a setback to a triceps injury on his throwing arm two weeks after he missed Minnesota's playoff game with the ailment. "All of a sudden, the whole thing got rock hard and swelled up," Ponder told ESPN 1500 am Twin Cities. "I was scared to death it was a blood clot, so I went to the ER. But they said it was fine and just to ice it down, and eventually, it'll work itself out."

Childs (knees) says that he's been running for a couple of months now, ESPN 1500's Tom Pelissero reports.

Blackmon has been suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season for violating the league's substance abuse policy, John Oehser of Jaguars.com reports.

Blackmon will be suspended for the first four games of the 2013 season, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Spence (knee) will remain on the team's reserve list through the 2013 season as inebackers coach Keith Butler said, "it will be miraculous" when asked if Spence would play football again, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

Randle, who's expected to be DeMarco Murray's primary backup in 2013, will wear a cast on his hand during the Cowboys' OTAs and minicamp due to a thumb injury, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Mauti, drafted by the Vikings in the seventh round (213th overall) of the 2013 NFL draft from Penn State, is recovering from a torn ACL, but is expected to be ready by training camp, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

One reason reportedly behind the Steelers passing on Lacy was concern over a toe injury the running back has dealt with, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

Vickers underwent surgery on his back Thursday, but Cowboys GM Jerry Jones said it will not keep him out of training camp, Rowan Kavner of the team's official site reports.

Rodgers and the Packers agreed to a five-year, $110 million contract extension Friday, according to the Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

With the Saints' selection of safety Kenny Vaccaro with the 15th pick in the NFL Draft, Jenkins could see a reduced role this season despite making 94 tackles in only 13 games in 2012.

Posey (Achilles) will likely open the season on the PUP list, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Coach Mike Shanahan said Helu was nearly 100 percent recovered from a turf toe injury, the Washington Examiner reports.

Marshall (hip) said he felt 80-to-90 percent healthy following route running earlier in the day, Fox Sports reports.

Fletcher is already back in the weight room following surgeries on his elbow and ankle, the Washington Post reports.

Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said Davis has "made some strides" in his recovery from surgery on his Achilles' tendon from October, the Washington Times reports.

Redskins coach Mike Shanahan issued a statement on Griffin (knee) saying, "he works so hard that if hard work had anything to do with the recovery, he'd set a record," the Washington Times reports.

Gould (calf) did not kick in last week's camp because he is still recovering from surgery to repair a ruptured semitendinosus tendon in his left leg, ESPNChicago.com reports.

Though Revis (knee) declined to discuss his health during his introductory news conference with the Bucs on Monday, the team is confident that the cornerback will be ready for the start of the season, the Tampa Tribune reports.

Locker said Monday that his left (non-throwing) shoulder feels great, adding that he's been cleared for non-contact activities.

Burleson (leg) says that his recovery and rehab is three months ahead of schedule, NFL.com reports.

Revis (knee) has been traded by the Jets to the Bucs for a 2013 first-rounder (13th overall), plus a conditional 2014 fourth or third-round pick.

Hernandez's recovery from a minor scope on his shoulder will last approximately four months, ESPN Boston reports.

Revis, who has reached an agreement in principle with the Buccaneers, has been granted permission by the Jets to travel to Tampa Bay for a physical, Yahoo! Sports reports.

Johnson confirmed he will move back to tight end this season, according to Steelers.com.

Best (concussion) is not participating in the Lions' offseason program, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Chapman, who didn't play last season in his rookie year as he came back from a torn ACL, says he's back to full strength this spring. "It's back to almost feeling normal," he told the Indianapolis Star. "I just got to get my mind off of it now. During the season, my mind was on it and I wondered if it was all the way healthy. Now, it's, 'Let's go.' "

Angerer says his injured foot is mending after a January surgery to add another screw after an August surgery added an initial screw to fix a break, the Indianapolis Star reports.

While he's present for the Bills' voluntary workouts this week, Johnson has not participated due to a mild strain in his back, according to WGR550.com.

When asked about Smith's recovery from offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his shoulder, 49ers general Manager Trent Baalke said that, "Aldon's coming along as well. He's probably not as far along [as Justin Smith, who is recovering from triceps surgery], but he's certainly getting back," the Sacramento Bee reports.

General manager Trent Baalke said that Smith has "no restrictions, no limitations" following February surgery to repair his triceps tendon, the Sacramento Bee reports.

McClain (back) could be ready for the beginning of training camp, the Baltimore Sun reports.

Webb (torn ACL) could be ready for the start of training camp, the Baltimore Sun reports. "Lardarius is on schedule, maybe a little ahead of schedule," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "He looks really good. He should be ready to roll by training camp it looks like. We're going to make sure we don't have a setback, that's the most important thing."