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06:25 PM ET 05.20 | LeSean McCoy left practice early Monday because of apparent knee discomfort. The 24-year-old back was seen working off on the side in the later portion of practice and getting stretched out by the training staff. He told a couple of reporters afterwards that his knee was bothering him.

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06:20 PM ET 05.20 | San Diego Chargers linebacker Manti Te'o will be unavailable to the media until the June 11-13 minicamp, according to Michael Gehlken, of U-T San Diego. A Chargers spokesman said Te'o being kept from the media is an "organizational decision." Te'o was made unavailable to the media after the first day of OTAs on Monday, May 13, according to Matt Calkins, also of U-T San Diego, and will remain that way for nearly a full month. The Chargers selected Te'o in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft with the No. 38 overall pick. He has been one of the most public sports figures since his fake girlfriend scandal surfaced at the end of the college football season.

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06:17 PM ET 05.20 | In the latest installment of her series documenting Revis' recovery process from reconstructive knee surgery, NFL Network's Andrea Kremer asked Revis if he expects to be the same player when he debuts as the centerpiece of Greg Schiano's defense. "The first time I step out there, I'll be fine," Revis said during a segment that will air Monday on "NFL Total Access." Schiano was asked if he's preparing under the impression he'll have Revis at the height of his powers. "That's how we're planning," Schiano told Kremer. "I mean, we have faith that he's gonna recover. And look, if it isn't exactly that way right away, then we'll adapt; 85- or 90 percent of Darrelle Revis is still better than most 100 percent other corners, right?"

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06:14 PM ET 05.20 | NFL.com confirmed last Thursday that a warrant was issued for the arrest of former NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson after he allegedly violated several terms of his probation. On Monday, Johnson turned himself in. The Broward Sheriff's office told NFL.com that Johnson turned himself in at the courthouse Monday. Court documents confirm that Johnson indeed was arrested Johnson then was booked into a Broward County jail and later released after posting bail, which had been set at $1,000. The Los Angeles Times reported Johnson's next hearing is set for June 3.

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06:11 PM ET 05.20 | Surgery to install a plate in the broken left arm of Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has been completed, PFT's Mike Florio has learned. What's more, the infection in the arm has cleared, PFT has learned.

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