Fantasy Football Diehards | FootballDiehards.com

The Facts: Beckham appears to be in no rush to sign with a team, but we may be able to add another contender to the star wide receiver’s list. Von Miller, who signed with the Buffalo Bills this offseason, shared a short clip on Instagram Sunday from training camp with his new team. Beckham was among those who commented on the post. OBJ asked Miller, “what’s the locker next to you look like!!!??” Reported by Larry Brown Sports

Diehards Line: It's possible Beckham is just trying to boost his stock. He may actually be interested in signing with the Bills, but he also knows it is in his best interest to keep his options open and create as much buzz as possible. Beckham is said to be drawing interest from multiple contending teams. A lot of people believe he will eventually return to the Los Angeles Rams, but the market for him might grow if there are one or more injuries to top wide receivers around the league. Beckham tore his ACL in the Super Bowl and is expected to miss at least the first half of the 2022 season. He could be using his timeline for recovery as part of an overall free agent strategy.

The Facts: Dobbins is being activated today off the Physically Unable To Perform List and is on track to be ready for the Week 1 regular-season opener vs the NY Jets, sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter. Reported by ESPN.com

Diehards Line: This comes of the wake of reporting indicating Dobbins has been lobbying to get back in the mix and after HC John Harbaugh said the RB would be evaluated today. Apparently that evaluation went well. ... We'll continue to follow up.

The Facts: Winston left training camp practice Monday with an injury. According to HC Dennis Allen, Winston "rolled an ankle" and left practice to be evaluated in the locker room. Reported by NewOrleansSaints.com

Diehards Line: There was no further information given about the injury. ... Winston missed a majority of the 2021 NFL season due to an ACL injury he suffered during a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He has since recovered from that injury. ... We'll follow up as needed.

The Facts: Tucker inked a four-year contract extension Monday, putting him under contract through the 2027 season. Reported by BaltimoreRavens.com

Diehards Line: Tucker still had two years left on his prior deal. He'll be 38 years old when this contract expires. ... Entering his 11th season with the Ravens, Tucker is the most accurate kicker in NFL history with a 91.1 field-goal percentage. He's one of just three kickers with a career conversion rate over 90 percent. Tucker has also proven himself as an extremely clutch and long-distance weapon. Last season, he set the NFL record for longest field goal with a 66-yard bomb as time expired to beat the Detroit Lions. Tucker has also hit 99 percent of his extra points over his career. The five-time first-team All-Pro has gone to three straight Pro Bowls. He had one of his finest seasons last year, connecting on 35 of 37 field-goal attempts (94.6 percent) and all 32 extra points. Tucker is pretty much automatic from within 40 yards. He's connected on 98.3 percent of those kicks (178 of 181). He's hit 72.7 percent of his field goals from 50 or more yards.

The Facts: At 38 years old, Rodgers is the second-oldest active quarterback in the NFL. But he says there’s no way he plays as long as the oldest. Tom Brady turned 45 this week, and Rodgers was asked if he sees himself still playing at 45 as well. Rodgers answered definitively: “No, I don’t.” Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: “But happy birthday, Tom,” Rodgers added. ... As PFT suggests, that’s not exactly major news, given that hardly anyone still plays at age 45. Only eight other players in NFL history have played after turning 45, and none of them were playing at anything close to Brady’s level. Rodgers playing at 45 would be extraordinarily unlikely, for the same reasons it’s extraordinarily unlikely for anyone to keep playing professional football at age 45. But Rodgers’ definitive answer is another reminder that all great careers come to an end, and Rodgers’ career will be coming to an end sooner rather than later.

The Facts: NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Sunday that there's no teams right now who are obvious candidates for a trade to acquire Garoppolo from the 49ers. There's still a few weeks left before Garoppolo (shoulder) is anticipated to pass his physical, but after that two main issues which could delay a trade are the lack of teams in need of a starting quarterback right now and the high salary Garoppolo is owed which a team would need to take on. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Rapoport said the 49ers are willing to hold on to Garoppolo for as long as possible to get the best trade deal, even willing to hold on to him all the way until the cut-down date of Aug. 30, by which time a trade partner could emerge as players suffer injuries or don't develop as planned. ... Stay tuned.

The Facts: TheRaiders' opening drives of Thursday's Hall of Fame Game set off alarm bells when incumbent starter Jacobs collected seven touches over multiple series. The unusually heavy usage, coupled with a new regime turning down Jacobs' fifth-year option, raised questions about the Pro Bowler's future. According to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport, however, Las Vegas is not trying to trade Jacobs and has no plans to do so. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Rapoport's reporting confirmed coach Josh McDaniels' explanation following the game that he wants his players -- especially running backs -- to take live hits that cannot be replicated during practice. With Jacobs apparently slated to stay in Sin City, the Raiders will employ a trio of him, Kenyan Drake and fourth-round rookie Zamir White. Still, given the circumstances, this is worth watching.

The Facts: Dobbins (knee) will undergo an evaluation Monday to determine if he can be activated off the physically unable to perform list, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Rapoport also reported that Dobbins is likely the closest of any Baltimore players on the PUP list to returning. Stay tuned. We'll be watching for more on this in coming days.

The Facts: Hunt‘s “hold in” appears to be over. Hunt was not participating in team drills during recent Browns practices at training camp, but multiple reporters at Sunday’s session send word that Hunt has been on the field for 11-on-11 work. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Hunt was staying off the field because he wants a new contract before playing out the final year of his current deal. Hunt also asked for a trade recently, but was told that the Browns would not consider making such a move. That and the team’s ability to fine him for withholding his services likely impacted the decision to reverse course when it came to team drills on Sunday. Hunt is set to make a base salary of $1.35 million this year with roster bonuses that can push the total value of the deal to $3.4 million.

The Facts: Harry‘s bid for a fresh start with the Bears has hit a snag. Harry injured his ankle in Saturday’s practice and Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the injury appears to be a severe one. He will be undergoing further evaluation to confirm the initial read. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: HC Matt Eberflus is not scheduled to speak to reporters until Tuesday, so the wait for official word on his status might have to wait until that point. Harry was traded to the Bears by the Patriots for a seventh-round pick last month. Harry was a 2018 first-round pick, but has underwhelmed with 57 catches for 598 yards and four touchdowns to this point in his career.