The Miami Dolphins elevated return specialist Tommylee Lewis from the practice squad ahead of the matchup against his former team

Offensive linemen rushed into action; Julio Jones sidelined, a reunion for two quarterbacks and more.

The Tennessee Titans sign two blockers and a tight end. One Ross Reynolds, is on his third NFL team in a week.

Punter Riley Dixon and long snapper Casey Kreiter join kicker Graham Gano on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

As the Giants get closer to their Week 1 regular-season matchup against the Steelers on Monday night football, here are a few additional notes and nuggets from Thursday's practice and media sessions.

Nick Gates is projected to be the Giants starting center, according to the team's unofficial depth chart. But here's why the team should consider starting Spencer Pulley Week 1 instead.

Although no decisions have been made, it certainly looks as though veteran Spencer Pulley is penciled in as the starting center as training camp opens. Whether he stays there remains to be seen; in the meantime, let's break down what he does well and what he doesn't.

With training camp less than three weeks away, the Giants roster could probably use a little more infusion of depth at certain positions. Here's our look at those positions and which available free agents we would consider.

Spencer Pulley is likely to open training camp as the starting center. Can he hang onto the job? And how does Jon Halapio fit into this equation?

What's the path for the sturdy rookie offensive guard out of Oregon to see significant snaps in 2020? Can Shane Lemieux possibly start at the center position for the 2020 New York Giants?

The Giants didn't take a center in the draft, which surprised a lot of people. So what's the plan then at this position?

Let's take a look at the Giants' Plan B for Sunday if starting center Jon Halapio and starting right tackle Mike Remmers can't play.