Quarterback Blake Bortles is in Green Bay to sign with the Packers, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Wednesday. 

Baltimore Ravens first-round pick Rashod Bateman signed his rookie contract on Wednesday, the team announced. 

Now-former Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater struggled at times in 2020 in the red zone and it might well have been because he didn't get enough practice in that aspect of the game. The new Broncos QB criticized his old team's practice habits as they related to practicing the two-minute drill and the red zone.

Detroit Lions first-round pick Penei Sewell won't be at rookie minicamp this weekend. The OT announced Wednesday that he recently tested positive for COVID-19.

The Jets worked out a former first-round pick on Wednesday. Plus, other news happening around the NFL.

The Washington Football Team has its new left tackle. Ian Rapoport reports that the club is signing former Bears LT Charles Leno to a one-year contract worth $5 million.

The Cardinals landing LB Zaven Collins in the 2021 NFL Draft will have a domino effect on defense. With Collins slated to play the MIKE linebacker in the middle of the Cards D, former starter Jordan Hicks has been permitted to seek a new home via trade, Ian Rapoport reports.

T.J. Hockenson is the biggest beneficiary of the Lions not replacing Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones with high-production wideouts. The third-year TE should be Jared Goff's go-to target in 2021 and he said he's ready for the challenge.

After getting claimed by the Eagles last week, RB Kerryon Johnson enters a crowded backfield in Philadelphia but looks forward to a competition for snaps. 

Tim Tebow is expected to be signed by the Jaguars as a tight end and though it's not official yet, Jacksonville head coach Urban Meyer said it was Tebow's "incredible shape," athleticism and competitive nature shown in workouts that convinced him to consider bringing his former college QB on board. 

The Broncos could be a quarterback away from contention, which has been their reputation for the past few years. QB Teddy Bridgewater sees it as prime opportunity to win another starting job.

The Broncos have been in search of depth in the trenches after losing a projected starter last week. Help might be just around the corner. Denver is signing young OT Ryan Pope following a Tuesday tryout and plans to work out a few veteran linemen Wednesday.