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Analysis: Kirkpatrick's fracture was never considered very serious. He was already back on the field in a limited capacity for June's minicamp and shouldn't have any restrictions when training camp opens July 27.

Analysis: Jones was suspended for violating the league's personal conduct policy back in January. It's unfortunate for the Bengals that their top corner won't be available for a game that happens to be against the Ravens, who are one of the most pass-happy teams in the league that added 2014 Pro Bowl receiver Jeremy Maclin to its wideout corps in the offseason. In Jones' stead, 2014 first-rounder Darqueze Dennard and 2016 first-rounder William Jackson will need to be ready to perform. However, the versatile Jones is also the Bengals' primary kick return man, and his void in that area of the game could further dampen the potential of the Bengals D/ST for the regular season opener.

Analysis: Johnson re-upped with the Cardinals on Thursday, putting him on course for his third season with the organization. The previous two have been abbreviated due to injuries, with sports hernia surgery containing the running back to four games in 2016. His best bet to gather snaps will occur in the aforementioned two-RB sets, as David Johnson will handle nearly all the snaps afforded the position in Arizona. The situation doesn't make the nine-year vet too appealing, but he appears to be the secondary option in the backfield to his younger teammate.

Analysis: Bryant's illness may have prevented him from being able to take his conditioning test Friday anyway, but he still didn't inform the team ahead of time that he'd be late to the proceedings. To his credit, Bryant's tardiness was in part due to him hosting a kickball game and barbecue in his hometown of Lufkin, Texas, on Thursday night. Additionally, Bryant reportedly apologized and took responsibility upon his arrival at the Cowboys facility. At this point, Dallas is believed to consider Bryant being late a non-issue, as it is instead focused on ensuring his symptoms subside before training camp really kicks off.

Analysis: Bucannon underwent surgery to repair a lingering ankle issue back in May, which always casted doubt over his availability to start camp. An appearance on the PUP was deemed the likely result, and upon having his team reconvene Friday, coach Bruce Arians confirmed that's where Bucannon will indeed reside. As it stands, Bucannon remains without a timetable for his return, but he stated earlier this week that his goal is to be ready for Week 1. Knowing that, it wouldn't be surprising if the Cardinals proceed with caution with their hybrid linebacker, who has recorded at least 80 tackles in each of his three seasons.

Analysis: Not a huge surprise here, as Goodwin was expected to serve as the deep threat in the 49ers' revamped offense under Kyle Shanahan. Pierre Garcon and Jeremy Kerley figure to receive the lion's share of targets on short and medium routes, but the former Olympian and his career 15.9 YPR should see his fair share of deep targets. Goodwin projects to be a boom-or-bust fantasy option if he can hold on to a starting job come Week 1.

Analysis: Elliott is the subject of a league investigation into a 2016 domestic violence allegation against him, and recent off-field incidents are presumably also being taken into account with regard to potential punishment. While a ruling on Elliott's status is not expected over the weekend, the running back's response to the findings report he received from the NFL last week has reportedly been submitted, setting the stage for the situation to be resolved in the near future. Elliott is scheduled to report for the start of Cowboys training camp Saturday.

Analysis: Newton, who underwent surgery on his right shoulder back in March, began throwing for the first time since his operation nearly a month ago. While those tosses were stationary and to a team trainer, the Panthers' quarterback has now advanced to working with his usual targets ahead of the start of camp July 26. Although Newton is expected to be limited early on as Carolina rightfully errs on the side of caution, it's encouraging to hear that he's making such strong progress.