Marshall will compete for a depth role in the Eagles wide receiver room this offseason. He will remain off the fantasy radar.

Reed combined for five interceptions and 144 total tackles in his final two seasons at Penn State. He also ran back one of the interceptions for a touchdown.

Hampton is expected to be one of the first running backs drafted after Ashton Jeanty. He ran for over 1,600 yards and 15 touchdowns for the Tar Heels last season.

Boykin did not appear in an NFL game last season after playing for the Steelers two years ago. He will compete for a depth spot in the Bears wide receiver room.

Wade last played in the NFL with the Patriots two seasons ago. He'll compete this offseason for a depth spot in the Bears secondary.

Gordon earns an extension coming off a career year where he set personal bests in forced incompletions (six) and tackles for loss or no gain (eight). He should remain a primary slot corner for the Bears heading into next season.

It remains completely up in the air where McMillan will be drafted in a couple of weeks with his draft stock all over the place. He remains the heavy favorite to be the first wide receiver drafted. He has been going as early as No. 4 to the Patriots and as late as falling to the 20's in mock drafts.

Prescott appears to be fully recovered from the torn hamstring that ended his season early last year. His status remains one to monitor as we approach OTAs and training camp.

Franklin was targeted by Darren Rizzi who was added to the Broncos coaching staff this offseason. He figures to remain in a primary special teams role.

Rumph has hardly played the past couple of seasons due to injuries. He figures to hold a depth role on the defensive line where ever he lands.