23 NFL teams are holding OTA sessions, including a dozen that get underway today. Two additional teams (Atlanta, Chicago) have mini-camps scheduled for this week, so keep it here for updates from those camps, as well as signings of the 2010 NFL Draft Class. Two have already signed, and the Bears are expected to lock up another player or two before the week is done.

Until then, here's your Monday morning spin around the National Football League.

New England Patriots offensive lineman Dan Connolly graduated from Southeast Missouri State over the weekend.

Undrafted Buffalo Bills running back Joique Bell believes his game speed will help him make it in the NFL.

If they don't stick in the NFL, New York Jets wide receivers Larry Taylor and S.J. Green could return to the Montreal Alouettes.

Miami Dolphins cornerback Will Allen is willing to move to free safety, reports Mike Bernadino of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

University of Cincinnati undrafted defensive back Brad Jones has agreed to terms with the Baltimore Ravens, reports Aaron Wilson of the Carroll County Times.

Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Deshea Townshend is working to provide access to health-care services for those can't afford it.

Undrafted Indianapolis Colts kicker Brett Swenson just wants to kick as well as he can.

The Tennessee Titans are going to keep a closer eye on wide receiver Kenny Britt.

Whoever turns in the most underwear to charity Dignity U Wear over the next two days wins four tickets to a Jacksonville Jaguars home game.

As the Houston Texans open up their OTA sessions today, all eyes will be on linebacker Brian Cushing, writes John McClain of the Houston Chronicle.

Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Mike Vrabel is expected to attend the team's OTA sessions.

Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels expects good attendance for the voluntary OTA sessions.

During a Q&A session with Steve Serby of the New York Post, New York Giants chairman Steve Tisch had supportive words for former Giants Plaxico Burress and Lawrence Taylor.

Washington Redskins defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth is not expected to attend the team's first OTA session today.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Connor Hughes wants to make it hard for the coaches to cut him.

Undrafted New Orleans Saints safety Harry Coleman is happy to be playing for his hometown team.

The Tuxedo Road home that Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank put on the market for $10.9 million dollars two years ago, is now listed at $6.9 million dollars.

Carolina Panthers second-round quarterback Jimmy Clausen may fall victim to unstable situations at head coach and general manager, writes Luis DeLoureiro of the New York Times.

Detroit Lions cornerback Chris Houston is trying to learn the verbiage to be able to communicate in the defensive backfield.

Chicago Bears seventh-round offensive tackle J'Marcus Webb has agreed to terms a four-year contract.

Greg Bedard of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel has some follow-up items to an article he wrote on Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael Finley.

St. Louis Rams first-round quarterback Sam Bradford's disability insurance policy heading into his final college season was likely worth between $5 and $10 million dollars, reports Christopher Tritto for Portfolio.com. (University of Washington quarterback Jake Locker's policy is likely worth the same, if not more.)

Former Arizona Cardinals running back Ronald Moore graduated from Pittsburg State on Saturday.

Former New Orleans Saints linebacker Rickey Jackson, who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 7, thinks San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis is the best linebacker in the game right now.

Former Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Ron Essink will be inducted to the Zeeland (Michigan) Historical Society Sports Hall of Fame in June.

Today's NFL birthdays: Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan (25), Ravens undrafted wide receiver Rodelin Anthony (23), Panthers punter Jason Baker (32), Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel (28), Steelers cornerback Keenan Lewis (24), Seahawks wide receiver Reggie Williams (27), free agent safety Jamaal Fudge (27), free agent offensive tackle Elliot Vallejo (26), and the Chris Henry of the Cincinnati Bengals, who would have turned 27 years old today.