Training Camp Tuesday - Buffalo Bulls Players in the NFL

Cool video and a poll for all of Branden Oliver's touchdowns last season.

Touchdown Tuesday: Branden Oliver | San Diego Chargers
Check out Branden Oliver's touchdowns from 2014 and vote for your favorite one in Ricky Henne's article.

In Green Bay there the backfield focus is still on number three. Who will back up Lacy and Starks.

Who will make the roster as the Green Bay Packers 3rd RB?
The Packers have their two obvious choices in Lacy and Starks and their jobs are more than safe. There are three running backs competing for one roster spot to be the third running back and none of them seem to have much of a leg up on the other.

And of course Oakland is in love with Khalil. "Silver And Black Pride" recaps how Mack Ended up in Oakland

Bold Predictions for Khalil Mack in 2015 - Silver And Black Pride
In 2014, the Houston Texans made a grave error. They drafted South Carolina super-defensive end Jadeveon Clowney (who promptly got hurt) first overall, eschewing the talents of the University of Buffalo's Khalil Mack, who many analysts (including the sage and wise Mike Mayock) felt was the best player in the draft. The Jacksonville Jaguars picked QB Blake Bortles over Mack, and the Buffalo Bills picked WR Sammy Watkins. Watkins is an excellent player, and considering Buffalo already had a fine defense with OLB Mario Williams, Watkins is the only defensible choice here.

While 247 sports jumps on the "we expect more out of Khalil this year" bnd wagon.

Why we expect more of Khalil Mack in 2015
Khalil Mack, after just his rookie season, has clearly established himself as the best player on the Oakland Raiders defense. Taken at face value, the previous statement might not impress as the Oakland defense is among the worst in the league year after year and 2014 was no different, allowing a league worst 28.3 points per game. However, if you watch the film, it’s obvious the Raiders have a budding star on their hands. -- Hat TK

Kristjan Sokoli's name is getting tossed around as someone who has a very outside chance of playing center for the Seahawks this season. Right now, however, his inexperience as a center means he may not win the job this year.

2015 Season Preview: Seattle Seahawks | National Football Post
The guard spots will most likely be Alvin Bailey, who started five games a year ago and J.R. Sweazy. Sweazy started to come on last year and the hope is that the arrow is still pointing up. At center will be Patrick Lewis. He takes over for Unger making the line calls. A rookie to watch is Kristjan Sokoli, the Seahawks’ sixth round pick. He played defense in college but was moved to center during OTA’s. He has excellent strength and athleticism. While it will take him some time to adjust to offense, he is a guy to watch for the future.

Seahawks countdown to camp: Who will replace Max Unger at center? | The Seattle Times
Also in the running is Kristjan Sokoli. But given that he is a sixth-round draft pick who is making the switch to offense after playing defensive line in college, the odds seem slim.

The Steven Means Buzz continues to grow in Baltimore.

Ravens pass rusher Steven Means is 'explosive, young, big, gangly, crazy, almost out of control' - Baltimore Sun
Throughout the Ravens' offseason, under-the-radar pass rusher Steven Means was introduced into conversations by coach John Harbaugh and general manager Ozzie Newsome as a young player who bears watching.

It's looking more and more like Means parlayed his OTA's into a serious shot at an impact role in the NFL.

The Competition: Outside Linebackers
The role up for grabs is the one formerly held by Pernell McPhee, who signed a mega deal with the Chicago Bears this offseason. McPhee was mainly used as a third-down pass rusher with Suggs and Dumervil on passing downs, giving Baltimore a ferocious trio. Considering that McPhee played a big role last year, whoever fills that spot should see a lot of snaps. Most Anticipated Battle The battle for McPhee’s 616 snaps is the one to watch. Upshaw, Smith and Means are the top contenders.