The Facts: Jackson has a lot to prove this season, and he is confident he will do just that. “Man, I’ll always have a chip on my shoulder, but, yeah, I definitely have an extra chip on my shoulder,” Jackson said. “One thing I can say is I’m always going to have my hard hat on, and I’m coming to work, and I’m going to work hard and I’m going to give my best effort. We’ve got a lot of light left, and I’m going to shine on it.” Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Jackson injured his core muscle in Week 2. He missed six weeks, tried to return and made it through only three snaps before aggravating the injury and ending his season. Jackson, who made nine catches for 159 yards and two touchdowns in 65 snaps last season, said “everything happens for a reason.” He underwent surgery in November. “I’ll hopefully come back faster, stronger,” Jackson said. “I’m definitely ready to roll, man." Jackson hasn’t had a 1,000-yard season since 2016. He last made the Pro Bowl in 2013. Still, he offers Philly's offense the kind of deep threat it otherwise lacks.

The Facts: The state of Florida has levied three formal charges against Brown for an alleged January assault that resulted in the former All-Pro wide receiver's arrest. Brown faces felony burglary conveyance, misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor criminal mischief charges, according to a Broward County court document obtained by ESPN. Reported by ESPN.com

Diehards Line: Brown turned himself in on Jan. 23 after a delivery truck driver alleged Brown and his trainer assaulted him outside of Brown's South Florida home two days earlier. The driver was attempting to deliver Brown's household items from California, according to a criminal complaint.Brown was then charged with felony burglary with battery, which isn't included in the state filing from March 20. The misdemeanor battery charge, however, states that Brown was "actually and intentionally striking" the driver against his will. The criminal mischief charge states that Brown maliciously injured the driver's property of $200 or less. It's possible the state will offer Brown the chance to negotiate a plea deal. The latest charges will likely be reviewed by the NFL, which opened an investigation of Brown in the fall after his former trainer accused him of rape and sexual assault in a civil lawsuit. Brown has since filed a countersuit. Brown, who missed all but one game last season, has interest in continuing his football career but will undoubtedly face discipline from the league.

The Facts: According to Yahoo Sports’ Terez Paylor, the Chiefs have agreed to terms with former Cleveland Browns and Arizona Cardinals TE Seals-Jones. Reported by USA Today

Diehards Line: Paylor’s report was later confirmed by The Athletic’s Nate Taylor. This is an intriguing signing because Seals-Jones is a move tight end. He’s more of a big receiver than a guy that will be in-line operating as a blocker. Seals-Jones originally signed with Arizona as an undrafted free agent following the 2017 NFL draft. He played college football for the Texas A&M Aggies, but he didn’t play the tight end position, he was a wide receiver.

The Facts: GM Ryan Pace started the offseason by insisting Trubisky was the Bears' starter. Now that they’ve traded for Nick Foles, the company line has changed. At a press conference this morning, both Pace and coach Matt Nagy changed their tune considerably. “With the addition of Nick Foles it’s exactly what we talked about from the start – we want to create competition,” Pace said. “We’ve talked to both players and it’s an open competition.” Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: As PFT suggests, an open competition between a former Super Bowl MVP (whom Nagy referred to as “a special person”) and the rapidly regressing Trubisky might not last long. The Bears have been careful not to commit to picking up the former No. 2 overall pick’s fifth-year option, tacitly acknowledging some degree of remorse for having traded four things to move up one spot to take Trubisky, at a time when they could have had either Patrick Mahomes or Deshaun Watson instead. “What we’re trying to do is what’s best for the Chicago Bears,” Nagy said. “Plain and simple.” Nagy added that the competition was “going to be very transparent and very honest. ...” And we'll be following along as it plays out.

The Facts: Before winning the Super Bowl, Watkins admitted he'd consider taking a pay cut to stay in Kansas City. That salary cut has finally come. Watkins announced Friday he's returning to Kansas City. Watkins agreed to a new one-year contract worth $9 million base salary with an additional $7 million in incentives that could get the deal to $16 million, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported, per a source informed of the deal. The new contract also includes a no-trade clause, per Rapoport. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: The pay cut keeps Watkins in K.C. while adding a much needed $5 million in salary-cap space for a Chiefs team that was pressed as tight against the cap as possible ahead of the draft. After re-signing Demarcus Robinson, not jettisoning Watkins keeps the top four of the Chiefs receiver corps intact for another playoff run. Watkins earned 673 yards on 52 receptions with 3 TDs last season, his highest totals since 2015. The 26-year-old receiver wasn't worth the nearly $14 million he was set to make, but still plays a crucial role in Kansas City. Watkins led the Chiefs during their postseason run with 288 yards on 14 catches with a TD. In big playoff games the past two seasons, Watkins has stepped up huge, including in the Super Bowl comeback victory. In the end, his draft pedigree has made Watkins a good chunk of money. The redone deal represents the reality of his production while still earning a solid season's pay for his role in big games.

The Facts: Tom Brady's decision to sign with the Buccaneers answered the question of who will be the team’s starting quarterback in 2019, but there’s still a question about who will be backing him up. Ryan Griffin remains on the roster and Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports he’ll have company on the depth chart behind Brady. Gabbert is returning to the team on a one-year deal. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Gabbert dislocated his shoulder during the preseason, but opened the regular season on the active roster before heading to injured reserve after a couple of weeks. He also played for Bucs head coach Bruce Arians with the Cardinals in 2017. Gabbert started five games that season and the 2011 first-round pick made his last three regular season starts with the Titans in 2018.

The Facts: Henry signed his $10.2 million franchise tender today, per ESPN's Dianna Russini and Adam Schefter. Reported by ESPN.com

Diehards Line: As previously noted, the two sides are still committed to working for a long-term extension before July 15 and GM Jon Robinson said the two sides are making progress in that regard. We'll continue to watch for more on that, but for now there will be no issues -- at least in terms of contract -- for Henry and the Titans when the 2020 season begins.

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.