Kam Chancellor revealed he wants to continue his playing career if he's medically cleared.

Chancellor suffered a career-threatening neck injury last season.

"If my body says I can play, I'm playing," Chancellor said. "If my body says don't play, I'm not playing. I'll listen. I'm a very good listener."

John Schneider said before the draft that Chancellor was scheduled to have a scan in late June or early July.

The Los Angeles Chargers suffered a major blow on Tuesday when Hunter Henry tore his right ACL on the first day of OTAs.

Henry will get a second opinion on the knee Wednesday, but he's likely done for the season.

The Chargers opted not to bring back Antonio Gates due to Henry's development as a third-year player.

According to a source, Los Angeles is expected to consider re-signing Gates now.

Ryan Tannehill will participate with no limitations in the Miami Dolphins' 10 days of OTA followed by a three-day mandatory minicamp.

Tannehill tore his ACL in August of 2017.

Jay Cutler replaced Tannehill last season as the Dolphins went 6-10.

"I've seen a guy that's very confident," Adam Gase recently said, via The Palm Beach Post. "I know he's excited to get back out there. I know us as coaches, we're excited to have him out there. He's just really smooth with the operation that we've been able to do as far as what we're doing in practice or those throwing sessions. It just feels smooth."

Mike Zimmer says Dalvin Cook is making great progress in his rehab from the torn ACL that cut short a promising rookie season.

"He's done really well," Zimmer said. "He's ahead of schedule. We're excited about where he's at."

Cook will have limited involvement in organized team activities this week. The Minnesota Vikings plan to be cautious with Cook this summer but the goal remains for him to be full-go by training camp.

Brandon Graham is recovering from right ankle surgery and could miss the Philadelphia Eagles' spring workouts, according to sources.

Graham had the procedure May 1 and is currently in a protective boot.

The Eagles are hoping he can at least be ready for training camp in July, sources said.

He played in each of Philadelphia's playoff games despite suffering a high ankle sprain on Christmas night against the Oakland Raiders and skipping the final game of the regular season.

Graham, 30, is in the final year of his contract. Despite some negotiations over the past several months, the two sides have been unable to strike a new deal so far.

Deshaun Watson is "on schedule" to be back in time for training camp as he rehabs his torn ACL.

"He's doing a good job in his rehab," Bill O'Brien told NFL Network's "Good Morning Football." "I think he's on schedule to be able to participate in training camp. We're excited about that."

Watson tore his ACL in practice in November.