Asked if he’d like Jeremy Shockey to be gone, Giants TE Kevin Boss said, “If I was selfish, you would think that, but I’m not.”

Giants rookie LB Bryan Kehl is working with the first team while Antonio Pierce sits out with a back injury.

The Bills announced that they released QB Luke Drone and TE Teyo Johnson.

He’s buried on the depth chart, but Cowboys RB Alonzo Coleman is convinced he’ll contribute.

Dolphins coach Tony Sparano singled out DT Anthony Toribio and CB Scropio Babers as players who are exceeding expectations.

WR David Kircus is trying to make the Dolphins’ roster and saying his legal problems are just a result of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

A panelist on a Philadelphia sports TV show was suspended for his response to a viewer’s negative comment about coverage of the Eagles’ minicamp.

Says Eagles coach Andy Reid, “I would like to see our speed be maintained through the training camp. I’m seeing it out here now. I want to see it when they are beat up.”

Ravens DE Trevor Pryce calls retiring LT Jonathan Ogden “by far” the best lineman he ever faced.

Says Redskins WR Antwaan Randle El of his injured knee, “It’s coming along. I’ve been doing some jogging and a little sprinting, so it has been feeling better than what it had been.”

Bengals LT Levi Jones requested a trade during the off-season, but he showed up to minicamp with a positive attitude.

Lions WR Roy Williams says of the unhappy receivers around the league, “Don’t put me in that mix. I’m sitting fine. . . .  I’ve always cooperated with the Lions.”

When pressed about his level of confidence, Lions QB Jon Kitna said, “I mean, you know, I guess I should say, ‘No, we’ll win three games this year,‘ something like that.”

Browns QB Brady Quinn would like to be a starter but concedes that it won’t happen this year.

Says Browns WR Braylon Edwards of offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski, “Chud’s a heck of an offensive coordinator.  I mean, he just understands matchups, how to get the playmakers involved.”

The Packers want more production from their defensive tackles.

Packers RB Noah Herron is still shaken from having to fight off an intruder in his home.  [Editor’s note:  The intruder who got clubbed with a bed post and hospitalized is likely still feeling the effects, too.]

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says you can’t win a job while wearing shorts.

Colts team president Bill Polian says the team is as good as or better than it’s been in all the time he has spent in Indianapolis.

Polian, Colts coach Tony Dungy and owner Jim Irsay were inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame.

Says Panthers QB Jake Delhomme of protecting his injured elbow, “Will I have a pitch count in camp? I’m sure I will, because it will be the smart thing to do.”

At the end of OTAs, the Panthers’ players yelled, “Tampa!” as a reminder that that’s the location of next year’s Super Bowl.

The Titans signed S Rocky Schwartz.

Broncos WR Brandon Marshall is predicting a 100-catch season.

Chiefs coach Herm Edwards says he knows the team will miss DE Jared Allen.

There’s a quarterback competition in Kansas City — for the No. 2 spot.

South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said his former Florida RB Earnest Graham, who now plays for the Bucs, needs to get his “butt back out to practice real soon.”

Rams QB Bruce Gradkowski is ready to fight for a roster spot.

Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren told his players to take it easy for the six weeks until training camp.