Here are today’s minor transactions from around the league as teams prepare their rosters for training camp:

Baltimore Ravens

• Placed on NFI: OLB Tyus Bowser
• Placed on PUP: RB J.K. Dobbins, FB Patrick Ricard, CB Damarion Williams, DT Rayshad Nichols, WR Mike Thomas
• Placed on reserve/did not report list: WR Rashod Bateman

Cleveland Browns

• Signed: WR Austin Watkins
• Placed on NFI: WR Marquise Goodwin, G Colby Gossett, WR Anthony Schwartz, WR Mike Woods

Denver Broncos

• Signed: K Brett Maher

Green Bay Packers

• Placed on NFI: WR Grant Dubose, TE Camren McDonald
• Placed on PUP: WR Jeff Cotton, OLB Rashan Gary, C Jake Hanson, CB Eric Stokes

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Waived: DT Nick Thurman

Las Vegas Raiders

• Placed on NFI: DE Tyree Wilson
• Placed on PUP: DT Byron Young

New England Patriots

• Placed on PUP: S Cody Davis, G Michael Onwenu, DT Justus Tavai

New York Jets

• Signed: RB Damarea Crockett, DE Ifeadi Odenigbo
• Waived: WR Izaiah Gathings

Washington Commanders

• Placed on PUP: S Xavier Henderson

There are some big names in Baltimore that won’t be healthy to open camp. Two offensive youngsters who can’t seem to stay on the field, Dobbins and Bateman, continue to struggle to get healthy. Bateman sat out most of the spring after receiving a cortisone shot in hopes it would help get him back in time for camp. While he didn’t report, general manager Eric DeCosta expects him back soon, according to the team’s editorial director Ryan Mink. Dobbins has started thinking about his second contract this summer, and getting healthy will be key to gaining any leverage in negotiations. Ricard is no surprise, as head coach John Harbaugh predicted this placement a month ago. Bowser, though, experienced an unexpected flare up in his knee this spring after missing eight games last season.

In Cleveland, Goodwin experienced a medical scare recently when discomfort in his legs and shortness of breath turned out to be blood clots in his legs and lungs, according to James Palmer of NFL Network. He will miss the start of training camp as the clots are addressed.

In Denver, a kicking competition appears to be in the cards. The team held a workout for Maher, Elliott Fry, and Parker White back in May and ended up signing Fry. Now, with Maher joining the team, and the exit of Brandon McManus, the position battle between Maher and Fry will continue.

In Wisconsin, Gary and Stokes each ended their season after Week 9 of last year due to long-term injuries. Both will continue slowly working their way back in order to play big roles on defense.

In Vegas, Wilson, this year’s seventh overall pick, will have to be patient in finding his way to the field for his rookie year. He was expected to be cleared for training camp after ending his college career with a Lisfranc injury, but he’ll have to wait just a bit longer. The Raiders are counting on him to relieve some of the defensive responsibilities of Chandler Jones and Maxx Crosby.