NFL Player News

Shakir (undisclosed) participated in minicamp Tuesday after being sidelined for OTAs, Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN.com reports.

Shakir's move to being a full participant is a good sign for the rookie wideout, who will likely be competing with newly added Tavon Austin and holdover Isaiah McKenzie for snaps next season.

Tolbert (hamstring) got significant reps during Tuesday's mandatory minicamp, David Helman of the Cowboys' official site reports.

The rookie wideout had been nursing a hamstring injury during OTAs, but he appears to have moved past the issue and looks poised to carve out a role in Dallas. With Michael Gallup (knee) potentially unavailable for Week 1, Tolbert will compete with fellow newcomer James Washington (foot) for snaps and targets behind No. 1 wideout CeeDee Lamb.

Irwin (undisclosed) is working out on the rehab field Tuesday, Ben Baby of ESPN.com reports.

Irwin re-upped with the Bengals in March and no recent injuries have been reported, so the reason for him not being a full practice participant is unclear. He appeared in seven games for the Bengals last season, recording two catches for 24 yards.

Trammell was limited at minicamp Tuesday due to an undisclosed injury, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Trammell re-upped with the Falcons on a reserve/future deal in January after appearing in two games for the club last season. He'll work to get back to full-go status, as right now he is on the outside looking in when it comes to making the team.

Thomas (ankle) didn't participate during Tuesday's mandatory minicamp practice, Mike Triplett of ESPN.com reports.

The wideout spent half of practice rehabbing in the training facility and the other half watching from the sideline while wearing his uniform. Thomas hasn't practiced or played since 2020, so he wasn't expected to participate in minicamp. However, it's still encouraging to see the two-time NFL receptions leader engaged in team activities at this point in the offseason. The Saints have yet to comment on expectations for Thomas' availability during training camp, but they hope to have him back at some point during the 2022 campaign.

Titans head coach Mike Vrabel said Burks was "unavailable" for Tuesday's mandatory minicamp, Michael Giardi of NFL Network reports.

Per John Glennon of SI.com, Burks was spotted on a stationary bike, but the rookie wideout didn't participate in practice. The first-round pick's pro tenure is off to a bumpy start as he was limited during offseason workouts due to breathing and conditioning concerns, but Burks returned to full practices by the end of OTAs, and the reason he wasn't involved Tuesday hasn't been clarified. Regardless, if Burks can stay on the field, he has immense talent and could be a major factor in Tennessee's offense, especially after the team moved on from Julio Jones and A.J. Brown.

Cleveland sustained an ankle injury during Monday's minicamp practices after tests confirmed there was no damage to his Achilles or knee, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

Cleveland had to be carted off after going down on the final play of Denver's practice Monday, leaving some worry that the wideout may have a severe injury. Early tests seem to indicate that the issue was much less serious, however, as the 2021 seventh-round pick took to his personal Twitter account to update fans with the positive news of his clear MRI results.

Cleveland (knee) was injured on the final play of practice Monday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports.

While it's unclear what his injury is, team trainers were examining Cleveland's knee before he was carted off the field, according to O'Halloran. The Broncos have a ton of competition at wideout this offseason, so Cleveland will try to work his way back onto the field, assuming the issue isn't a serious one.

Meyers (undisclosed) officially signed his second-round tender from the Patriots on Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Meyers has been limited during offseason activities due to "bumps and bruises," but he's expected to be fine by the start of training camp. The undrafted wideout led New England in receiving yards last year, but he'll have competition for targets after the Patriots traded for DeVante Parker this offseason. After signing the tender, Meyers is set to make $3.986 million next season, but the two sides are expected to resume extension talks following the conclusion of minicamp.

Williams (undisclosed) was not practicing Monday, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

It's unclear what exactly is holding Williams out of practice at this point. In his absence, offseason addition Travis Fulgham seems most likely to fill the role of backup big-bodied boundary receiver.