NFL News & Rumors: Monday 6/11

Bengals

• Bengals sign third-round pick WR Mohamed Sanu to a four-year contract. (Adam Caplan)

Buccaneers

• Bucs DT Gerald McCoy mentioned that he’s 100 percent healthy. (Pewter Report)
• The Bucs have Quincy Black working as their starting strong-side linebacker during minicamp. (ESPN.com)

Cardinals

• Cardinals sign draft picks WR Michael Floyd and CB Jamell Fleming (Darren Urban)
• Cardinals re-sign DE Vonnie Holliday to a one-year contract

Chiefs

• Chiefs C Rob Bruggeman was allegedly assaulted in Des Moines early Sunday morning. (Des Moines Register)

Cowboys

• Cowboys sign fifth-round pick WR Danny Coale to a four-year contract.
• Cowboys sign seventh-round pick ILB Caleb McSurdy to a four-year contract.
• Cowboys sign sixth-round pick TE James Hanna to a four-year contract.

Dolphins

• David Garrard worked with the first-team offense during Monday’s OTAs. (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
• Clyde Gates has been strugglaing to pick up the team’s West Coast offense. (Miami Herald)

Eagles

• Eagles head coach Andy Reid mentioned that Demetress Bell will have to battle King Dunlap for the starting LT job. (Jeff McLane)

Giants

• Giants are expected to re-sign TE Jake Ballard despite releasing him earlier in the day (Adam Schefter)
• Giants sign DT Rocky Bernard and waive injured TE Jake Ballard (Aaron Wilson)
• Giants OT David Diehl has been officially charged with two counts of DUI in a Queens criminal court Monday. (Newark Star-Ledger)

Lions

• Lions sign WR Jarett Dillard to a one-year contract. (Tim Twentyman)

Panthers

• Panthers sign rookie WR’s Lamont Bryant and Michael Avila (Aaron Wilson)

Raiders

• Raiders signed TE Tory Humphrey (Adam Caplan)

Redskins

• Redskins are expected to have Brandon Meriweather playing as their starting strong safety this season. (Washington Times)

Texans

• Kevin Walter is still playing opposite of Andre Johnson during the team’s OTA’s. (Houston Chronicle)

Vikings

• Vikings WR Jerome Simpson has been suspended by the NFL for three games for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.