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Beasley, the Buffalo Bills receiver, has pulled no punches in expressing his disdain for the revised COVID-19 protocols devised by the NFL and the NFL Players Association — instituted for training camp and preseason at the moment, with more tweaks likely coming later — that draws a line in the sand between vaccinated players and the unvaccinated.SHOPPING BAG

McCall was terrific last season, whipping Kansas with five TDs (three throwing, two running) and beating Zach Wilson and BYU at home in a showcase game. McCall’s dual-threat ability can’t go overlooked, but we’ll be curious to see if Jamey Chadwell and the offensive coaches ask him to run a bit less and throw more after a 26-3 TD-INT ratio and a 68.8 completion percentage.College Teams Shoulder Bag

Campbell was a fourth-draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons in 2016. He’s got good size (6-4, 232 lbs), speed (4.58 40-yard dash), and length (34-inch arms). Campbell will be the tallest linebacker on Green Bay’s roster and is also faster than both Krys Barnes and Kamal Martin. It won’t be hard for Campbell to distinguish himself next to the Packers’ younger linebackers.

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Teams have until July 31 to announce if they plan to wear alternate helmets for 2022, presumably to give the league’s uniform sponsor, Nike, time to develop new threads for the organizations.BAG

Martin, one of the best guards in the NFL since arriving as the Cowboys' 2014 first-round draft pick, moved to right tackle for a spell last season, proving adept in that spot as well, but his calf popped against the Washington Football Team and he missed the final five games.NBA Back Pack

According to HowToBet.com, which conducted a survey of 1,006 sports fans, Texans fans had an average IQ score of 117.8, the highest among all NFL fan bases.

Detroit Lions: If Jared Goff wants to prove he's more than a stopgap, he needs to excel pretty quickly given his new team received two first-round picks while taking on his ill-fated contract – one the Lions could certainly consider moving on from next year ... especially if they're drafting as early as it seems they're likely to be.