The Facts: The Browns activated three players from the physically unable to perform list. Landry, tight end Pharaoh Brown and safety Karl Joseph have passed physicals, allowing them to participate in all team activities. Reported by Profootballtalk.com

Diehards Line: Landry, who made 83 catches for 1,174 yards and six touchdowns last season, is coming off offseason hip surgery. Joseph, whom the Browns signed in April, finished last season on injured reserve after nine games with a foot injury. The Browns also have cleared receiver J'Mon Moore, who began camp on the non-football injury list. The Packers made Moore a fourth-round pick in 2018, and he landed on the Browns’ practice squad after being cut by Green Bay last year. The Browns have 80 players on their active roster.

The Facts: The Lions have activated Hockenson, defensive back Amani Oruwariye and punter Arryn Siposs from the reserve/COVID-19 list, the team announced. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Detroit now has one player (rookie safety Jalen Elliott) remaining on the list. The team also released 2019 sixth-round pick receiver Travis Fulgham, Rapoport reported, per Fulgham's agent Ed Wasielewski.

The Facts: Flacco won't be available for the start of the 2020 season. But there's good news for the former Super Bowl MVP. The Jets' backup quarterback is on track to miss just one or two games after visiting a specialist Friday to check his progress following neck surgery, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Saturday. Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: Flacco, who underwent a disc repair in April, showed no issues in his latest exam and is scheduled for a final checkup in early September, per Rapoport. ... The 35-year old QB signed a one-year deal with New York in May. He started the first eight games of the 2019 campaign for the Broncos before suffering a neck injury that claimed the rest of his first season in the Mile High City. He completed a career-high 65.3 percent of his passes but averaged just 227.8 yards per game while producing a 6:5 TD-INT ratio. Denver went 2-6 in the process.

The Facts: Despite missing two games last season after sustaining two concussions in a 25-day span, Cooks said he has "zero" concerns about his concussion history. "For me, I'm not worried at all," Cooks said on Thursday. "When you start to learn through this process, you really start to get an understanding on what this is. There's so much out there that people just don't understand that goes into it." Reported by ESPN.com

Diehards Line: He added: "Everybody thinks, 'Oh, it's just impact,' but without going into specifics, I'm comfortable and I feel great and I look forward to continuing to just do what I have to do and go out there and give it my all. ..." Cooks, who will turn 27 in September, has suffered five known concussions in his six-year NFL career, three of which came in the past two seasons when he was with the Rams. The Texans sent a 2020 second-round draft pick (No. 57 overall) to the Rams for Cooks and a 2022 fourth-round pick. In 14 games last season, Cooks caught 42 passes for 583 yards and two touchdowns. In six seasons, Cooks has played for the New Orleans Saints, New England Patriots and the Rams, and he is one of only four players to produce four 1,000-yard seasons before their age-26 season.

The Facts: As Ron Rivera confirmed to reporters during a Tuesday press conference, Love passed his physical ahead of the Washington Football Team’s training camp. As a result, he avoided the PUP list and will be able to practice without limitations moving forward. Reported by Fansided.com

Diehards Line: So for the first time at the NFL level, Love will see the football field. After missing the entirety of his rookie campaign while recovering from a torn ACL suffered at the end of his college career, the fourth-round pick will start a battle for a roster spot in what's still a crowded Washington backfield -- even with Derrius Guice's release. Washington added quite a bit to their running back room this offseason in third-round pick Antonio Gibson and free-agent signees J.D. McKissic and Peyton Barber.

The Facts: Mike McCarthy is no doubt looking to make a good first impression this season with the Cowboys. So far, though, Prescott has made one on him. "I've really enjoyed his personality," McCarthy said Friday. "He's very upbeat, very driven. I'd say he's kind of picked up where he left off based on what I've been told about him as far as he operates. Very detailed in his preparation. He's a lot of fun to be around." Reported by NFL.com

Diehards Line: With Prescott's contract situation in limbo (he signed his franchise tag shortly before the July deadline), the Cowboys' star QB didn't take part in offseason virtual meetings, so the first week of training camp – unconventional as it's been – was a span in which McCarthy began to get to know his signal-caller. Despite missing offseason activities, Prescott impressed his new coach, though McCarthy admitted there's still learning ahead. "I think Dak has done a great job with the time away and really the whole group, the quarterback group with the addition of Andy Dalton," McCarthy said. "The biggest adjustment for Dak is the language, which has been an adjustment for all of us. But he's looked very good in the throwing segments of the strength and conditioning phase we're in right now. I'm very pleased with where he is and very impressed. ..." There's not much to go by with McCarthy, Prescott and the burgeoning and all-important union between head coach and QB1. However, so far so good is a lot better than so far so bad.

The Facts: Last exhibition season’s cameo sent his stock soaring, only to see a stress fracture in his back wipe out his rookie year. Hurd (6-foot-4, 230 pounds) is medically cleared and again drawing awe. “A type of receiver like Jalen, he’s going to go out there and give it his all. He’ll try to de-cleat somebody,” running back Raheem Mostert said. “That’s inspiring in itself. ... He is a bigger receiver and he’s probably the most physical receiver I’ve seen tape-wise and even going out there practicing. It’s nice to see him back.” Reported by the San Jose Mercury News

Diehards Line: Hurd, who switched from running back to wide receiver upon his transfer from Tennessee to Baylor for his final college season, was a third-round draft pick a year ago. His versatility was attractive to 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan, who imagined lining up Hurd at wide receiver, tight end and running back to take advantage of mismatches. He will be competing for playing time on a depth chart that includes returners Deebo Samuel, Kendrick Bourne, Dante Pettis and others. The 49ers added another big receiver in the draft this year, selecting Jauan Jennings (6-3) in the seventh round. Jennings and Hurd were teammate at Tennessee. Earlier, the 49ers picked Arizona State wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk in the first round at No. 25 overall.

The Facts: Sidelined the past two seasons with a right knee injury, McKinnon’s comeback 2.0 is drawing rave reviews. Particularly encouraging is how he looks curling out of the backfield on receiving routes, which tests his knee more so than straight-ahead rushing and is an asset the offense has lacked. Reported by the San Jose Mercury News

Diehards Line: “Even just throwing routes on air this offseason, he runs them differently than most running backs and he has a feel that’s like a receiver, but he feels space like a quarterback,” QB Jimmy Garoppolo said. “It’s very unique and I’m excited to get him back, man. It’s been a while. We came in together, me and him when we both signed here, and it’s exciting to have him back. ...” McKinnon told reporters in May his right knee, twice surgically repaired, that his rehab was going well. Now he appears to be on track to fit into a backfield led by Raheem Mostert, Tevin Coleman and Jeff Wilson. Remember, Matt Breida, another member of the committee, was traded to Miami during last month's NFL Draft.

The Facts: The Washington Football Team has announced they have released Guice. Reported by Redskins.com

Diehards Line: As previously noted, Guice was arrested on domestic violence chargers Friday. He faces one count of strangulation, which is a felony, 3 counts of assault and battery and one count of destruction of property, per Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office. He turned himself in to authorities this afternoon. ... More as developments warrant. But for now, Guice doesn't play football.

The Facts: Guice has been arrested on domestic violence charges, per Loudon County Sherrifs. Guice turned himself in Friday. Reported by NBCWashington.com

Diehards Line: As NBCSports.com's JP Finlay notes, it's a huge question now if Washington will release Guice. Finlay added: "Major moment coming for the cultural rebuild of Ron Rivera. ..." Stay tuned. We'll be following up as further details come to light.