The Detroit Lions are meeting with Marqise Lee, the seventh team to meet with the USC receiver.

The Lions own the highest pick at No. 10 that Lee has met with.

Lee also has visited with the Baltimore Ravens (17th pick), New York Jets (18th pick), Miami Dolphins (19th pick), New Orleans Saints (27th pick), Carolina Panthers (28th pick) and New England Patriots (29th pick).

The Green Bay Packers have an NFL-leading 33 players they drafted currently on their roster, more than twice that of the Chicago Bears (15) and nearly twice the Jacksonville Jaguars (17) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (17).

The Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers, Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals are tied for second with 30 original draft picks apiece.

The 2014 NFL schedule will begin with the Green Bay Packers playing at the Seattle Seahawks in a Thursday night game in Week 1.

The Sunday night game in Week 1 will feature the Indianapolis Colts at the Denver Broncos.

The Seahawks will play at the San Francisco 49ers in the Week 13/Thanksgiving night game. The two teams meet again in Week 15 on Dec. 14.

Ronaldo McClain is retiring from the NFL again and this time he expects it to be for good.

"I gotta follow my heart. It ain't football. If football made me complete I would play. But whenever I think of it my heart pulls me away from whatever reason. ... This means I'm done."

Last week the Ravens activated McClain, 24, off the reserve-retired list. 

McClain was the 8th overall pick by the Oakland Raiders in 2010.

The Baltimore Ravens have exercised their fifth-year option on Jimmy Smith.

Smith is due just $6.898 million, which is only guaranteed for injury.

Smith has emerged as one of the NFL's better cornerbacks.

Smith had 59 tackles, 16 pass deflections and three forced fumbles in 2013.

John Harbaugh is an outspoken critical of the NFL's new rules in which coaches can't talk football with their players or even discuss the playbook until April 21 when the offseason program officially begins.

The players union wanted these limitations on offseason workouts because it protects players from coaches who annually pushed them in classrooms, conditioning and on-field sessions for nearly four months before training camps opened in late July. 

"The management council and the players association have got to get together and help us as organizations and coaches help our young players develop as people and players," Harbaugh said last week at the NFL owners meetings. "I mean, come on. You hold us responsible and want us to be a factor in their lives like the mentoring program and things like that. Give us a chance." 

Owen Daniels has agreed to a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens.

Daniels was released by the Houston Texans in March.

The Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers also expressed interest in Daniels.