The Facts: It's not surprising that Jackson is working out with Marquise "Hollywood" Brown this offseason. What's created a buzz is Jackson tossing passes to his top wide receiver's famous cousin. Antonio Brown, a free-agent wide receiver, caught a 50-yard pass from the reigning NFL Most Valuable Player on a dead sprint in a video posted on Jackson's Instagram account Wednesday. Reported by ESPN.com

Diehards Line: The workout took place in South Florida. This social media connection will cause many to speculate Antonio Brown is joining Baltimore. But the Ravens haven't gotten involved in the free-agent market for wide receivers because it's believed they feel the draft is the best way to improve that position group this offseason. Antonio Brown, 31, hasn't played in an NFL game since getting cut by the New England Patriots after a Week 2 victory in Miami last September. The seven-time Pro Bowl receiver is being investigated by the NFL under its personal conduct policy following a lawsuit filed by his former trainer that alleges she was sexually assaulted by Brown on multiple occasions. The Ravens are expected to upgrade their wide receivers in the draft, where they have nine picks, including five in the first three rounds. In Baltimore's run-heavy offense, its wide receivers totaled 115 catches last season, which were 22 fewer than any other team in the NFL. The Ravens' top returning receivers are Marquise Brown, Willie Snead IV, Miles Boykin, Chris Moore, Jaleel Scott and De'Anthony Thomas.

The Facts: The Chargers maintain Taylor is in position to be their starting quarterback. That has not changed. But for the first time since Newton parted with the Panthers, Anthony Lynn directly answered a question regarding the free-agent quarterback. "Cam's a good quarterback," Lynn said Wednesday. "He's done a lot of good things with the Panthers. He led them to a Super Bowl. Didn't quite get the job done, but he was a big reason why they were there. He's had some injuries. But if he's healthy, he'll be a good quarterback for somebody." Could somebody end up being the Chargers? "We're looking at everybody, man," Lynn said. "I want to turn over every single rock. So yeah, we're looking at everybody." Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Newton indeed falls under the category of everybody. Player movement continues in the NFL via remote tools of communication, so it makes sense for the Chargers to turn over the rock under which they'd find Newton, a player who could provide Los Angeles with star power and the potential for success if he can regain his powers from seasons past. Such a process would require verifying Newton's health, but a pairing is still possible. It probably won't happen for a while, though, because of the need to examine Newton before talking contract terms, something that can't happen until teams are able to physically occupy their facilities and travel. For now, and for the foreseeable future, it's Taylor's team.

The Facts: On Wednesday, Jets General Manager Joe Douglas said that Enunwa is “still going through the process” of getting a handle on his medical situation. He played in just one game last year and missed all of 2017 with another neck injury. “We should have some more information on that hopefully soon. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Obviously that’s a big question mark for us moving forward,” Douglas said. The Jets went through changes in their wide receiver corps in free agency last month when they signed Breshad Perriman to a one-year deal after Robby Anderson left to join the Panthers. They also signed Josh Doctson as a street free agent earlier this year and Jamison Crowder returns after leading the team in catches last year, but it’s a spot that the team is expected to address again this offseason. How many times they need to address it may be tied to what they learn about Enunwa's neck injury. The Jets have the 11th overall pick in this year’s draft and it wouldn’t be surprising to see them come away with a wideout whether Enunwa is cleared for action or not.

The Facts: McKissic has 70 catches in his four-year career. Christian McCaffrey had 116 last season. Why is this relevant? McKissic signed with Washington, which now has Ron Rivera as its head coach and Scott Turner as its offensive coordinator. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: McKissic joined a crowded backfield for more chances in the passing game. McKissic said on Wednesday that he sees himself as a receiver who plays running back. After talking to Turner, McKissic expects to have more than the 34 receptions he had last season for the Lions. “Today when I talked to him, the running back position is very important to him,” McKissic said of Turner. “The running back position is evolving, guys have to be able to catch the ball out of the backfield, when you’ve got a lot of weapons on the field you want to be able to use everything that this guy can give you. He also coached Christian McCaffrey and you can see, he mentioned Christian McCaffrey had 100 catches. He told me I’d get a couple, but I won’t get that many. ..." McKissic also made 34 receptions in 2017 while with the Seahawks. He has gained 515 yards and scored three touchdowns on his 70 career catches.

The Facts: The Patriots announced they have released Kessler. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: That leaves just Brian Hoyer and Jarrett Stidham in their QB room, and signals a likely addition either via the draft of free agency -- although the Athletic.com believes Stidham is the early favorite to win the job previously held by Tom Brady. Kessler spent the majority of last season with New England but did not accrue any stats.

The Facts: Although Henry has neither signed his franchise tag nor agreed to a long-term contract extension, the team thinks everything is going to work out. Titans General Manager Jon Robinson told reporters on a conference call today that talks with Henry have been positive, with Henry saying he wants to remain in Tennessee and hopes to get a contract done. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Robinson added that the team would also like to see Henry stay in Tennessee beyond just this season. ... As PFT notes, even though running backs have been devalued in today’s NFL, the Titans place a high value on Henry after he had the best season of his career, with 303 carries for 1,540 yards and 16 touchdowns in the regular season, followed by 83 carries for 446 yards and two touchdowns in the postseason.

The Facts: When the Redskins elected to trade for Allen instead of bringing in a more proven veteran, it signaled the starting quarterback job was Dwayne Haskins' to lose. Allen, however, isn't going quietly without a fight. "I think the expectation is to come in and compete for the job," he said in a Tuesday conference call, via the Richmond Times-Dispatch. "I think that's an awesome opportunity." Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: One thing working in Allen's favor is his familiarity with new Redskins HC Ron Rivera and OC Scott Turner. With NFL offices shut down due to COVID-19 lockdowns, Allen believes his knowledge of the system could give him an edge. All that said, in an ideal world, Haskins makes strides early in the season, overcomes a rocky rookie campaign in which he took 29 sacks in nine games with seven TDs and seven INTs, and becomes the franchise signal-caller. But that world is far from certain at this point. If Haskins struggles mightily, Allen could get the call. If nothing else, he can help get Haskins up to speed on an offense he knows well. The mindset of the 24-year-old, however, is to battle.

The Facts: Earlier this month, after two decades with the Patriots, Brady changed teams for the first time in his storied NFL career. He won't be changing jersey numbers. Brady's colors are now pewter and red, but he'll continue to wear jersey number 12 as he begins his next NFL chapter with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Reported by Buccaneers.com

Diehards Line: That means one of the players to whom Brady will be throwing passes will have a new number in 2020. WR Chris Godwin, who has worn number 12 since joining the Buccaneers in 2017, offered it to Brady, who gratefully accepted. Godwin, who is coming off his first Pro Bowl campaign, will switch to jersey number 14. Godwin spoke with Brady on the phone shortly after the signing became official. Godwin later discussed the possibility of giving up number 12 in a Skype interview with Buccaneers Team Reporter Casey Phillips. "Obviously, if he doesn't want it or isn't making a big deal about it, I'm definitely going to keep it," said Godwin. "But we'll see how that goes. I think just out of respect for what he's done, what he's accomplished, just kind of the career he's built for himself…you've got to kind of lean into that respect, you know?" In the end, that's exactly what Godwin did. He later told Phillips that there was no transaction between him and Brady as part of the switch; he simply leaned into his respect for the future first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. It didn't take long for Tom Brady and Chris Godwin to figure out the jersey number situation in Tampa. Now they can start putting up big numbers together on the football field.

The Facts: Every report emanating from Denver since the Broncos hired Melvin Gordon has included the expectation that the ex-L.A. Charger is projected to be the lead running back. One touch of warning to anyone assuming Gordon will be handed the job: Bet against Lindsay at your own risk. "When camp comes around, it's going to be a battle,' Lindsay said. "I'm not just going to sit there and give somebody the job. They can. But I'm going to go out there and I'm going to battle. I've heard this stuff my whole entire life. And it's never ever panned out how everybody has wanted it to pan out. Until someone proves me wrong, I'm going to continue to do what I do.' Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: So yes, it's possible Gordon's three-down capability will prove a better fit in new offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur's scheme. Perhaps Gordon brushes aside last year's struggles and returns to the bulldozing force who generated 5.1 scrimmage yards per touch prior to last year's holdout. Meanwhile, an undrafted free agent in 2018, Lindsay blasted his way atop the depth chart in Denver, passing third-round pick Royce Freeman swiftly before posting back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons to open his career. Whenever the NFL's offseason resumes, expect Lindsay to battle Gordon for every snap. Fighting is all he knows.

The Facts: Tom Brady missed Rob Gronkowski last season. The two combined for 7,786 yards before the tight end retired. Brady, who signed with the Buccaneers last week, now has former first-round draft choice as his tight end. The Bucs had Howard on the trade block last year. Now, Howard has fallen into the best situation in the league for a tight end. “[Howard’s] eyes should light up,” HC Bruce Arians said. “It’s still going out on the practice field and earning that trust. I think that will be his No. 1 focus. You have a quarterback that likes to throw to tight ends — go earn it and get balls thrown to you.” Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Brady has thrown for more yards (16,563) and more touchdowns (176) to tight ends since 2001 than any other quarterback in the league, per Jenna Laine of ESPN. Howard saw action on 745 snaps last season and ran 340 routes, per Laine, with Jameis Winston targeting Howard on 16.2 percent of his routes. Howard, 25, made 34 catches for 459 yards and a career-low one touchdown.