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Hernandez, who is recovering from shoulder surgery, was very limited in on-field work at Tuesday's OTA workout, the Boston Herald reports.
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Foles took 21 snaps with the Eagles' first-team offense at practice Monday, while Michael Vick took 15, according to philly.com.
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.
Johnson admitted to suffering injuries to his fingers last season but wouldn't confirm if they were indeed broken, the Detroit Free Press reports.
Gronkowski, whose forearm procedure Monday reportedly went well, plans to see a doctor in about 3-to-4 weeks to decide whether or not to have back surgery, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.
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While Gronkowski's potential back surgery is viewed as minor, it's been a lengthy offseason grind health-wise for the tight end. Still, with good news Monday regarding his arm issue, he can now focus on his rehab from the procedure, while also addressing his back woes.
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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 Monday, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports.
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Given that the new plate is now in his arm, the 10-to-11 week recovery clock is now ticking, which puts training camp within reach for Gronkowski, barring any setbacks or complications. With his arm problem finally addressed, his back issue can now be tackled, ideally concurrently with his recovery from Monday's procedure.
The Browns recently added Brian Hoyer to the quarterback group in Cleveland, and when asked for his response to the move, Weeden replied, "I'm worried about me," according to Aaron Goldhammer of ESPNCleveland.com.
When asked about new coordinator Norv Turner's offense, Gordon said "for wide receivers, it's the best offense you can really play for," according to Matt Florjancic of ClevelandBrowns.com. Gordon also added, "We [the receivers] get opportunities going downfield [in Turner's offense]."
Though Moreno (knee) was present at Monday's OTAs, he has not yet been cleared to take live reps, the Denver Post reports.
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Moreno is still bouncing back from a knee injury that he sustained in the playoffs last season, but on the plus side, the report notes that he seems to be running well. With Willis McGahee and Moreno not participating, Ronnie Hillman and Montee Ball saw added reps at Monday's OTA session.
McGahee skipped the first day of Broncos' OTAs, the Denver Post reports.
Woods, the 41st pick in the draft last month, signed his rookie contract Monday, BuffaloBills.com reports.
McCoy said he left Monday's OTA practice early because his knee was bothering him, CSN's Reuben Frank reports.
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Moreover, Schiano noted that Freeman has a better grasp on the Bucs' offense after a year in the current scheme, while adding that he doesn't think Freeman is bothered by talk of competition for his job. "He knows this is his team," said Schiano. There had been whispers that rookie Mike Glennon might be in the mix to overtake Freeman, but while Schiano will no doubt encourage a competitive preseason atmosphere, the QB job remains Freeman's to lose.
Brady feels good about his mechanics after working with former major league pitcher Tom House this offseason, NESN.com reports. "Going into my 14th year, I have never had more confidence in how I am throwing the football," Brady noted. "I’ve never felt better throwing the football."
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Despite all of his success, Brady is known as a hard worker, who is always trying to stay sharp and improve his craft. Prior to working with House, he was tutored for years by the late Tom Martinez. With no known injury concerns as the 2013 season approaches, and obvious confidence in his mechanics, Brady's biggest challenge in the coming months will be adjusting to a re-tooled wideout corps that now features Danny Amendola, who essentially replaced slot machine Wes Welker, as well as the likes of rookies Aaron Dobson and Josh Boyce, who are looking to make an impact on the outside. Meanwhile, veterans Julian Edelman, Donald Jones, Michael Jenkins and Lavelle Hawkins will also jostle for positioning on the team's WR depth chart.
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