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03:42 PM ET 05.23 | Cleveland Browns running back Trent Richardson is being held out of OTAs by the team as a precaution following a pulled shin muscle, according to CBS Cleveland. Richardson managed to stay relatively healthy during his rookie season, starting all but one game of 2012 and rushing for 950 yards and 11 touchdowns for the Browns.

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02:37 PM ET 05.23 | The Giants have so far been without Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks at their voluntary workouts, but at least one Giants receiver is now back in the fold: New York has reportedly re-signed fifth-year wide receiver Ramses Barden to a new contract.

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02:25 PM ET 05.23 | Redskins fans have been fearful of the amount of time that quarterback Robert Griffin III could miss following his knee injury in the playoffs against the Seattle Seahawks. Griffin was making throws at OTAs on Thursday, however, as part of his rehab and told reporters that he thinks he could start in Week 1 even if he missed the entire preseason.

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02:17 PM ET 05.23 | While most of the talk about injuries around Redskins camp surrounds the knee of Robert Griffin III, there have been other concerns and news in regards to Washington players and their offseason surgeries that came up on Thursday as well. Not only did Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon apparently have chest surgery over the offseason, but cornerback Josh Wilson had surgery to repair a torn labrum two months ago. Garcon is reportedly making a quick recovery and Wilson is expected to be back in time for training camp.

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07:02 AM ET 05.23 | So far, so not good for Rex Ryan and Gang Green. Some defensive formations were not in the playbook, and there were plenty of false starts. But the most aggravating were the turnovers, a point of emphasis for the Jets each of the last two seasons. Mark Sanchez tossed three interceptions today. Geno Smith added another. "Today, obviously, I was not happy about how many times we turned the ball over -- four interceptions and a fumble, I believe," Ryan said. ... "You can do 90 percent really good things. But if you do 10 percent poor things you're going to get beat in this league. And those are the things we have to get better at, protecting the football over anything else. Today was a disappointment as far as that's concerned."

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