Eddie Lacy's weight loss has impressed his Green Bay Packers' teammates.

When they last saw Lacy, he was being called out by Mike McCarthy, who said his running back "cannot play at the weight he was at [last] year."

"I was going to crack a joke, but I won't. He looked good," Nelson said Monday. "We're glad to have everyone back, get ready to work. That will be for him to answer. I didn't ask him how much he weighed or his percent body fat or how fast he ran."

Lacy has lost between 15-18 pounds since the end of last season.

McCarthy denied a report that the Packers told Lacy to lose 30 pounds.

Lacy spent most of the last three months working out under the guidance of P90X founder Tony Horton, first in Wyoming and then in California.

"He looked good," Aaron Rodgers said. "Obviously been doing a lot of P90X."

The Seattle Seahawks expect Jimmy Graham and Thomas Rawls to be ready for their opener in Week 1.

"Yeah, at this point, I would be," John Schneider said when asked if he'd be shocked if they weren't ready. "Right now, their rehab's going well. We're trying to get them ready for the season. We're not trying to get them ready to play Minnesota in the preseason."

Graham suffered a torn patellar tendon on Nov. 29th and Rawls broke his ankle on Dec. 13th.

Rawls did not undergo surgery, but wasn't running more than three months after the break.

Carlos Hyde is ready for offseason activities following foot surgery.

Hyde appeared in just seven games for the San Francisco 49ers in 2015, rushing for 470 yards and three touchdowns. Hyde's best game came in Week 1 against the Minnesota Vikings.

"My foot is feeling great," Hyde said Wednesday, via the 49ers' official website. "I'm good to go."

Hyde elaborated on what "good" means.

"If we played tomorrow," Hyde said, "I'd be ready to go."