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Heath Evans RB NO

New Orleans Saints

Evans (knee) has been limited to one practice per day, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

Nothing new to report as the Saints continue to be cautious as Evans recovers from last season's ACL surgery. He will continue to be eased into more reps as training camp progresses and should be full-strength by the time camp breaks.

Devery Henderson WR NO

New Orleans Saints

Henderson apparently tweaked something in his leg after he came up gimpy after running a route in practice Saturday, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

Despite the apparent injury, Henderson continues to practice and the problem does not seem serious. While he is close to 100 percent in his return from hernia surgery, he is admittedly not all the way back to playing shape.

P. J. Hill RB NO

New Orleans Saints

Hill had a "productive morning," according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, ripping off two excellent runs for long gains.

Hill also looked good during offseason activities and summer mini camp as he looks win a roster spot as a short yardage specialist/closer. Still, he will need an impressive camp if he hopes to unseat the favorite, Lynell Hamilton, for the position.

Lance Moore WR NO

New Orleans Saints

Thus far, Moore has been the most impressive receiver at training camp, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

It must be noted that both Marques Colton and Robert Meachem are both on the the physically unable to perform list, and thus, are not practicing. However, it is great to see Moore having a strong camp and showing that he is healthy. Moore does not want to be the "forgotten guy" and if he can continue to be productive, he has a chance to be a real nice fantasy sleeper in the Saints high-powered attack.

Jason Pierre-Paul DL NYG

New York Giants

Pierre-Paul has signed a five-year deal worth $20,050,000 with $11,629,807 guaranteed, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Because Pierre-Paul is so raw in his skills, it was important for him to get to camp on time, so getting his deal done close to on time is a good start to his NFL career. He may be limited in the IDP world right away because he projects more as part of the DE rotation for his rookie season, but the South Florida product has plenty of athleticism and is very much worth keeping an eye on for down the road.

Reggie Bush RB NO

New Orleans Saints

Bush says he is 100 percent healthy for the first time since his rookie season, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

The offseason was a tulmutous one in which Bush's alma mater, USC, returned his Heisman Trophy to the Heisman Trust and banned images of Bush on campus or campus related materials as a result of his personal involvement in the NCAA investigation of the football program. It is great news to see that he has put those disappointments behind him and showed up to camp "in the best shape since his rookie season."

DeSean Jackson WR PHI

Philadelphia Eagles

Jackson's back injury is not believed to be serious, according to ESPN's John Clayton. He was carted off the field during Saturday's practice.

He may have to miss a short amount of practice time, but Clayton says Jackson's injury is minor and isn't nearly on the level as some of the other significant training camp injuries we've seen the last few days.