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Ravens TE Isaiah Likely suffered an ankle injury near the end of Tuesday’s practice, according to Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic. Likely is set to have an MRI on Wednesday but is expected to be out “a few weeks,” HC Jim Harbaugh said.

After setting a career-high in touches last year, it appears that Vikings RB Aaron Jones is set to split work with recently signed Jordan Mason in 2025, according to ESPN’s Kevin Seifert.

Chiefs WR Marquise Brown sustained an ankle injury in Tuesday's practice, HC Andy Reid said. No word yet on the severity or a timeline for Brown's return.

The Jets signed 40-year-old K Nick Folk to a one-year deal. He spent 2010-2016 with the Jets but most recently spent time in Tennessee. From 2023-2024, he made 50 of 52 attempts (96.1%). Folk should win the Week 1 job over 2024 UDFA Harrison Mevis, but it's best to avoid both guys on draft day.

Jaguars WR Travis Hunter “continues to shine” in training camp, per beat writer John Shipley.

Packers RB MarShawn Lloyd sustained a groin injury in practice on Monday. We’ll wait to hear on the severity, but as beat writer Ryan Wood noted on X, Lloyd also dealt with a groin injury in 2024. The second-year pro is in a battle for Green Bay’s No. 2 RB job behind Josh Jacobs.

"Absolutely." That was Cardinals OC Drew Petzing's response when asked Monday whether RB James Conner is still the team's workhorse. "I think James has proven that over the last couple years," Petzing added. "Just the way he carries the ball and what he brings to the offense. I think that’s always gonna be the case.”

Cowboys RB Phil Mafah has caught the eye of HC Brian Schottenheimer since the pads went on in training camp. "The guy Phil Mafah... I'm starting to feel him," Schottenheimer said. "I'm starting to feel Phil."

Jonathan Taylor dominated Colts backfield work last season, ranking second league wide in opportunity share (carries plus targets, adjusted for games missed) and fifth in carries despite missing three full contests. But Indy needs a better backup plan than last year's Trey Sermon-Tyler Goodson combo. And fifth-round rookie DJ Giddens looks like the early leader to replace that pair. According to ESPN's Stephen Holder, though, Giddens also looks like a candidate to siphon some receiving work even when Taylor's healthy.