Josh Alper

1 day ago | nbcsports.com | Josh Alper

The Titans have another member of their draft class under contract. The team announced the signing of fourth-round pick Chimere Dike on Friday. The wide receiver has a four-year deal with the team. With Dike signed, the only unsigned player from nine-player class is second-round linebacker Oluwafemi Oladejo. Dike transferred from Wisconsin to Florida to play his final college season. He posted a team-high 42 catches for the Gators and picked up 783 yards over the course of the year.

1 day ago | sports.yahoo.com | Josh Alper

The Titans have another member of their draft class under contract. The team announced the signing of fourth-round pick Chimere Dike on Friday. The wide receiver has a four-year deal with the team. With Dike signed, the only unsigned player from nine-player class is second-round linebacker Oluwafemi Oladejo. AdvertisementDike transferred from Wisconsin to Florida to play his final college season. He posted a team-high 42 catches for the Gators and picked up 783 yards over the course of the year.

1 day ago | nbcsports.com | Josh Alper

The Ravens are in the OTA portion of their offseason work and attendance is voluntary, so quarterback Lamar Jackson has opted not to take part in most of the workouts. Jackson has attended one session since the Ravens moved into this phase and head coach John Harbaugh was asked about Jackson’s absence during a Friday press conference. Harbaugh said he’s more interested in how Jackson looks when he’s on the field than he is on how many days Harbaugh is in attendance.

1 day ago | nbcsports.com | Josh Alper

The Browns thought highly enough of Mason Graham to make the defensive lineman the fifth overall pick in this year’s draft, but they still think there’s more room for him to grow as a pro player. Graham spent a lot of time at Michigan occupying blockers and opening doors for his teammates to come up with sacks, tackles for loss and other things that make an impression on the box score.

1 day ago | nbcsports.com | Josh Alper

When Ben Johnson was the offensive coordinator of the Lions, he wasn’t afraid to run trick plays that put the ball into the hands of the team’s offensive linemen and it looks like he’ll be bringing some of that unpredictability to the Bears. Johnson closed out his first mandatory minicamp as the head coach of the Bears by having offensive linemen catch passes from the team’s quarterbacks.