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B. Cooks - WR

LA

Cooks signed a five-year extension with the Rams on Tuesday, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

The extension has long been expected, with the Rams apparently quite confident Cooks will be a better fit than Sammy Watkins in Sean McVay's offensive system. The speedy wideout does have the look of a safe investment, considering he'll turn 25 in September and hasn't missed a game or fallen shy of 1,000 yards since his 2014 rookie season. The possibility of Cooper Kupp or Robert Woods challenging for the team target lead is probably the biggest concern for prospective fantasy owners. Of course, the wealth of weapons will also prevent defenses from overplaying Cooks, who should be able to take advantage with long gains. Only 11 of his 27 career receiving touchdowns have come on snaps inside the red zone.

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R. Gregory - DL

DAL

Gregory has been reinstated from his indefinite suspension, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Repeated violations of the league's substance abuse policy have limited the 2015 second-round pick to 14 games through three seasons. Gregory likely will have some conditions for full reinstatement, but he's at least on the right track toward competing for a role in the Cowboys' defensive line rotation. He should be available for the start of training camp in late July.

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L. Bell - RB

PIT

Bell's agent said on SiriusXM NFL Radio Tuesday that the running back is expected to skip training camp but report to team before Week 1 of the regular season.

It appears Bell will be taking a similar route to what he did last season, when he reported to the Steelers and signed his tender just nine days before the start of the regular season. Bell was unable to reach a long-term contract agreement with Pittsburgh before Monday's deadline, and his agent also hinted Monday that this would be Bell's final season in Pittsburgh given the circumstances. The tailback is set to make $14.54 million under the franchise tag this season, and a third season under the tag would result in a $21 million salary in 2019. Regardless, it looks like the superstar running back will be fit and ready for his 2018 campaign.

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R. Gronkowski - TE

NE

Gronkowski is expected to report to training camp July 25, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Gronkowski's absence from the voluntary portion of the Patriots' offseason program led some rumors that he could be a holdout during training camp. He may be displeased with his contract, but he showed up for mandatory minicamp in June and apparently intends to do the same for the start of training camp, perhaps hoping the team will reward his show of good faith. With Brandin Cooks off to Los Angeles and Julian Edelman suspended for the first four weeks of the season, Gronkowski needs to gear up for a high-volume role early in the year. The 29-year-old tight end has two years remaining on his contract, but he's hinted at the possibility of early retirement.

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L. Fitzgerald - WR

ARI

Fitzgerald suggested that he may continue playing beyond 2018, Jace Frederick of The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. "It doesn't really matter about the age, it's about what you put into it and your mind-set," Fitzgerald said. "If you still produce and you play at a high level, you kind of determine how long you want to play. If I can stay at a high level, I still keep destiny in my own hands."

The 34-year-old wide receiver is entering the final year of his contract and remains adamant about his intention to finish his career in Arizona. Fitzgerald didn't show any signs of slowing down last season, finishing second in the league in catches and ninth in receiving yards despite playing with Blaine Gabbert and Drew Stanton for much of the year. Sam Bradford and Josh Rosen should provide an upgrade on the 2017 quarterback situation, and the Cardinals still don't have much in the way of competition for targets. Fitzgerald needs 390 receiving yards to pass Terrell Owens for second place on the all-time list.

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J. Jones - WR

ATL

Jones was a participant in quarterback Matt Ryan's annual passing camp Monday, D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Jones skipped the entirety of the Falcons' offseason workout program this spring as a display of dissatisfaction with his current contract, which has an average annual value of $14.25 million that ranks eighth among the league's highest-paid receivers. While Jones' participation in Ryan's private workout is undoubtedly a sign of good faith on his part, there's still no telling whether Jones will show up for the start of training camp July 26.

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B. Bradley - LB

BAL

Bradley (knee) will begin training camp on the Ravens' Physically Unable to Perform list, ESPN's Jamison Hensley reports.

Bradley, who did not participate in team drills during spring workouts, remains in recovery from a torn ACL he sustained last September. It isn't clear when the linebacker could be activated off the PUP list.

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J. Hill - DB

BAL

Hill (knee) will begin training camp on the Ravens' Physically Unable to Perform list, ESPN's Jamison Hensley reports.

This comes as no surprise considering Hill is only seven months removed from the torn ACL and MCL he sustained late last December. There's no telling when the cornerback will be back in action, and there's a strong possibility Hill will also begin the regular season on Baltimore's PUP list.

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