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The Eagles signed Devon Allen.

You might remember Allen from the excellent Oregon Ducks team that went to the College Football Playoff in 2014. The blazing fast receiver suffered two knee injuries during his college football career but still excelled at track and field, and he became a three-time U.S. national champion and a two-time Olympian. In the 2020 Olympic Games, Allen placed fourth in the 110M hurdles. Obviously, he’ll look to become a field-stretcher with the Eagles, but he has the size and ability to develop into and all-around receiver, as he showed at Oregon. Allen probably feels Philadelphia’s receiving corps might be a group to crack, and the 27-year-old is an intriguing player to watch this summer despite not playing since 2016.

The Texans have agreed to a two-year extension with Brandin Cooks.

Cooks has been the target of trade speculation, but it felt a bit like fake news and/or a presumption, which turns out to have been the case. The veteran will now stick around in Houston as their No. 1 wide receiver, and we’ll see if the second year catching passes from Davis Mills will lead to another big campaign for the perennially productive (and underrated) wideout.

The 49ers signed Marcus Johnson.

Johnson is an intriguing potential deep threat in the Niners’ receiving corps, and he’s someone to watch during camp this summer.

The Buccaneers re-signed Blaine Gabbert.

Gabbert might have been hoping for a location where there might have been a more open path to playing time, but he’ll rejoin the Bucs quarterback room as an experienced backup option behind Tom Brady. This will be Gabbert’s third consecutive season in Tampa Bay.