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New England Patriots - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - New England Patriots - INSIDE SLANT As one of the NFL's highest-paid and most visible athletes, Tom Brady's list of concerns is short. And it doesn't include handling extra attention that might come as a result of being Tim Tebow's teammate with the Patriots.

New York Jets - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - New York Jets - INSIDE SLANT If the first day of the Jets minicamp is any indication, Kellen Winslow Jr. and Mike Sims-Walker chose the right team with which to attempt an NFL comeback. While much of the chatter about the Jets has been about who will win the starting quarterback job, the truth is it won't matter who lines up behind center if the wide receivers can't catch the ball.

Tennessee Titans - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Tennessee Titans - INSIDE SLANT When the Titans brought in Gregg Williams to help with the defense and to restart his NFL career after a year on the suspended list, many wondered exactly what Williams' role with the club would be.

Green Bay Packers - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Green Bay Packers - INSIDE SLANT Long before the 2013 NFL schedule was unveiled in April, linebacker Desmond Bishop was looking forward to the matchup with Robert Griffin III and the Washington Redskins. Turns out Green Bay will play the Redskins in its home opener in Week 2 on Sept. 15, but Bishop won't be at Lambeau Field that day.

Seattle Seahawks - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Seattle Seahawks - INSIDE SLANT As expected, the Seahawks agreed to terms with quarterback Tarvaris Jackson on a one-year deal to rejoin Seattle after taking a physical at the team's facility June 13, just 10 months after they traded him away to Buffalo. Jackson did not practice with the Seahawks during the team's final day of minicamp. Seattle head coach Pete Carroll said that Jackson will compete with Brady Quinn for the backup quarterback job behind Russell Wilson.

Washington Redskins - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Washington Redskins - INSIDE SLANT For all the fuss over Robert Griffin III, the 2012 Offensive Rookie of the Year hasn't taken a single snap this spring. Kirk Cousins was the Redskins' No. 1 quarterback through OTAs and minicamp. That's a role he didn't figure on having last December and one he knows will disappear once Griffin is fully recovered from knee surgery, perhaps as soon as the July 25 start of training camp.

Kansas City Chiefs - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Kansas City Chiefs - INSIDE SLANT For most NFL teams, it's hard these days to differentiate between an OTA session and a minicamp practice. But that's especially true for the Chiefs in Andy Reid's first offseason as head coach in Kansas City. With almost perfect attendance during the already completed 10 organized team activities, the so-called mandatory minicamp that started Tuesday turns into just three more days of practice for Reid, his staff and players.

Denver Broncos - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Denver Broncos - INSIDE SLANT That Willis McGahee was cut by the Denver Broncos on June 13 was not a surprise, especially after rookie Montee Ball and 2012 draft pick Ronnie Hillman established themselves as the team's top two running backs during organized team activities. Although McGahee led the Broncos in rushing each of the past two seasons, the team's decision to invest two early-round picks at his position offered evidence that the 31 year old was on borrowed time.

Houston Texans - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Houston Texans - INSIDE SLANT Free safety Ed Reed and inside linebacker Tim Dobbins drew the most attention during the first day of the Texans' minicamp that will wrap up the offseason program. Reed can't practice because he's recovering from arthroscopic surgery on his hip, but he met with the media for the first time since signing with the Texans on April 30. Dobbins, a quality backup, was in the news because he was the only healthy veteran to miss OTAs.

Chicago Bears - TeamReport

NFL Team Report - Chicago Bears - INSIDE SLANT Learning a new offense is old hat for quarterback Jay Cutler, who's in the process of assimilating his fourth different scheme in his five years with the Bears. Cutler knows it takes time, a lot of work on the field and studying of the playbook to master any system. The big difference this time is he's been given more talented personnel than in the past.
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