Source: NFL.com - Marc Sessler
Washington Redskins QB
RobertGriffin III (knee) thinks that he'll be ready well before the regular season, possibly even for training camp. 'One: It's a month (away). And then,two, it's just how I feel, and how it's progressed,' Griffin said. 'Over the last three weeks, I've had a lot of progress and I feel a lot better. ... While training camp's a month, month and a half away ... I feel really good about that. And then the start of the season is even farther than that. ... That's why I say 'without a doubt.'' Griffin did some throwing during minicamp Thursday, June 6, and also ran close to full speed during conditioning drills.
Source: The Florida Times-Union - Ryan O'Halloran
Jacksonville Jaguars RB
Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) did not participate in practice Thursday, June 6, and was not present at the team’s workout.
Source: NFL.com - Kevin Patra
Washington Redskins WR
Pierre Garcon(shoulder, foot) said he will be ready for Week 1. 'If there was a game tomorrow, I would be able to play,' Garcon said about his recovery from shoulder surgery. 'We are just taking precautions to make sure it heals properly.' He also said the torn ligament in his right foot is improving. He will be wearing special shoes to help him out in that area.
Source: The Associated Press
New Orleans Saints TE
Jimmy Graham(wrist, ankle) said he's hungry to improve after catching 85 passes for 982 yards and nine touchdowns a season ago. 'This is probably the hungriest I've ever been to kind of right the wrongs of last year and to prove what this team can do and maybe hush up some of the naysayers,' Graham said. 'So for me it's all work and doing as much as I can to be the best player I can.' Graham was bothered by a left wrist injury and an ankle sprain for much of last year. He isn't fully recovered from offseason wrist surgery, but he's been making catches during minicamp practices this week. Graham said he's almost back to 100 percent health. He's also more confident from working with QB
Drew Brees all offseason and having head coach Sean Payton back in the fold.
Source: Detroit Free Press - Dave Birkett
Detroit Lions RB
MikelLeshoure (hamstring) was able to have limited participation during organized team activities Monday, June 4. He said he is trying to manage his lingering hamstring injury in hopes of being 100 percent once training camp begins.
Source: New York Post - Brian Costello
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan said he believes WRs
Stephen Hill (knee),
Jeremy Kerley (heel) and WR
Clyde Gates (hamstring) will be able to participate the team's minicamp next week
Source: The Washington Times
Washington Redskins TE
Fred Davis(Achilles’) will not participate in the team’s mandatory minicamp as a precaution. “He might be able to go next week, but I’m going to keep him away even if he wants to go,” Shanahan said. “I like what I see on a day-to-day basis. You can see the explosion. I just don’t want him to push against anybody right now. I just don’t want to take that chance when he has an extra month-and-a-half recovery time. And so we won’t push it. But if we were playing next week, I think he might be able to go.”
Source: Delaware County Times - Jack McCaffery
Philadelphia Eagles OT Jason Peters (Achilles') said he may decide to retire if he doesn't play up to his standards this year. Peters stated at minicamp Wednesday, June 5, that he's completely healthy after injuring his Achilles'last year. Peters said he's currently 10 pounds overweight, but he plans to burn that off during offseason practices. 'It looks like he has never been through an Achilles injury to me,' OG Evan Mathis said. 'He was at his true form. If you know football at all, you would see that yourself. He looks great.He looks phenomenal. He was a tremendous athlete before and after the injury.'