Week 3 Thursday inactives: New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers

After getting his fifth-year option picked up despite injuries limiting his time on the field, Carolina Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn wants to prove he's worthy of the belief his team showed in him and capitalize on the final two years of his rookie contract.

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Rashee Rice reported for Chiefs OTAs on Monday while an investigation remains ongoing for his alleged involvement in a car accident in Dallas in April, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson on Monday discussed the looming contract extension for quarterback Trevor Lawrence, telling reporters "hopefully it gets done."

Texans wide receiver Tank Dell looks to be on the mend weeks after suffering a gunshot wound. Dell's trainer posted a video of the wideout running routes, looking spry three weeks after suffering the gunshot injury to the back of his leg.

Jordan Poyer is now a safety for the Miami Dolphins, but he still partook in former teammate Micah Hyde's charity softball game in Buffalo on Sunday. While there, he gave some flowers to another old teammate, Josh Allen, calling him the best QB in the NFL.

The NFL's voluntary offseason workout program continues to ramp up for most clubs this week. Beginning Monday, 21 teams kick off organized team activities, colloquially referred to as OTAs.

Jim Otto, the Pro Football Hall of Fame center who played 15 seasons for the Oakland Raiders, has died at the age of 86.

After playing the last seven years in Buffalo, free-agent safety Micah Hyde says he would like to suit up one more time in a Bills uniform.

The Commanders are working to hire Lions executive Brandon Sosna for a high-ranking front office role, per NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo. Washington interviewed only a few candidates for the job.

David Johnson is walking away from football after eight seasons running away from defenders in the NFL. The former All-Pro running back wrote Sunday in an Instagram post that he is "looking forward to my next career path in life."

Ogbo Okoronkwo is looking to break out in his second season with the Browns. The 29-year-old pass rusher told Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 this weekend that he's looking get to the quarterback much more often this year.