NFL ROUNDUP | Training camp news and notes

Colts 28, Broncos 23: Payton Manning had two touchdown passes in the first half, then threw a key block to set up another score. Manning threw touchdown passes to Dallas Clark and Brian Allen in the first half, then was the lead blocker on a 16-yard double reverse by Marvin Harrison on the Colts' first drive of the third quarter. Manning finished 15-for-22 for 157 yards. Denver quarterback Jake Plummer fumbled his first snap, threw a pass that Colts linebacker Gary Brackett should have intercepted, and missed a wide-open Ed McCaffrey on what would have been an 18-yard touchdown. And that was just on the first drive. Plummer was 15-for-22 for 205 yards before being replaced by Steve Beuerlein midway through the third quarter.
Bengals: Seven players were released and wide receiver Marquise Walker was acquired on waivers from the Cardinals. Cincinnati's roster was reduced to 67 players, one short of meeting the NFL deadline to have 66 players by 4 p.m. today. Waived were offensive lineman Alex Sulfsted, defensive lineman Ron Smith, wide receivers Kwazeon Leverette and Chesley Borders, quarterback Tommy Jones, linebacker Tito Rodriguez and cornerback Maurice Tucker.
Packers: Safety Scott McGarrahan was re-acquired from the Dolphins for a conditional seventh-round draft choice in 2006. McGarrahan was a sixth-round draft choice of the Packers in 1998 and was cut in 2001.
Vikings: Running back Michael Bennett (broken foot) and wide receiver Nick Davis (torn shoulder) were placed on the physically unable to perform list. Others released were defensive tackle LaWaylon Brown, offensive linemen Robbie Doane and Michael Early, kicker Todd France, tight end Matt Huebner, cornerbacks Jermaine Mays and Willie Miles, punter Nick Murphy, linebacker Jarrod Penright, defensive end Andrew Tippins and quarterback Juston Wood.
Lions: Cornerback Chris Cash (knee) was placed on injured reserve, meaning he will miss the entire season, and rookie running back Artose Pinner was placed on the non-football injury list with leg problems. Released were guard Zach Wilson, linebacker Ken Philpot, running back Luke Staley and wide receiver Travis Anglin, while defensive end Kalimba Edwards was activated from the physically-unable-to-perform list and began practicing on Monday.
Giants: Seventh-round draft picks Kevin Walter and Charles Drake were among 12 players waived. Also waived were quarterback Ryan Van Dyke, running back Antonio Warren, receiver Derek Dorris, tight end Mark Inkrott, offensive tackle Dion Meredith, guard Vincent Sandoval, defensive linemen John Frank, Cliff Washburn and David Thompson and linebacker Eddie Strong.
Saints: Twelve players were cut, including running back Curtis Keaton. Also released were cornerback Reggie Doster, guard Shawn Draper, cornerback Lynaris Elpheage, wide receiver Ira Gooch, safety Corey Hall, wide receiver Terrell Harris, punter Mark Mariscal, tackle Jared Peck, wide receiver Terrill Shaw, fullback Demetrius Smith and running back Walt Williams.
Eagles: Punter Lee Johnson, 41, was re-signed to compete with Dirk Johnson. Lee Johnson punted for Philadelphia last year after Sean Landeta was hurt.
Bills: Travis Brown, the third-string quarterback, is out indefinitely after having surgery Monday to repair a dislocated middle finger on his throwing hand. To fill his spot, the Bills re-signed rookie Jason Johnson.
Jaguars: Seth Marler won the placekicking job for the time being as the team cut 10 players, including kickers Danny Boyd and James Tuthill. The Jaguars placed defensive end Javor Mills and linebacker Joe Tuipala on injured reserve. The Jaguars also released defensive tackles Reggie McGrew and Clenton Ballard, linebacker Bobby Brooks, cornerback Chris L. Brown, wide receiver Kerry Hood and offensive tackles Jay Humphrey, Dave Kadela and Barry Hall.
Rams: Tight end Spencer Nead was signed and backup kicker Owen Pochman was released.
Redskins: Bryan Barker, completing a comeback from a bad season and a nasty facial injury, won the punting job Monday when his final challenger, David Leaverton, was cut. The Redskins also cut offensive linemen Tre Johnson and Rod Jones, fullback Thud Buttone, defensive lineman Nic Clemons, linebacker Shamar Finney and receivers Scott Cloman, Sean Dillard and Richmond Flowers.
Seahawks: Punter Rodney Williams, linebacker Tim Terry, quarterback Jeff Kelly, defensive tackle John Hilliard, tackle Michael Thompson and receiver James Williams were among 12 players released. Also cut were receiver Cedric Bonner, guard Konrad Dean, kicker Remy Hamilton, tackle Dustin Kroeker, cornerback Tony Scott and fullback Ed Stansbury.
Texans: Veteran quarterback Mike Quinn was among 10 players cut. The team also cut offensive linemen Tarlos Thomas and Matt Anderson; tight end Patrick Hughes; defensive linemen Howard Green and Charles Hill; linebacker Antonio Wilson; safety Curry Burns; placekicker Todd Sievers; and punter Craig Jarrett.
Panthers: Veteran cornerback Emmanuel McDaniel and running back Skip Hicks were among nine players cut. The other players released were center Zach Butler; linebacker Lawrence Flugence; defensive back Brad Franklin; defensive tackle Eric Manning; offensive lineman Ben Nowland; wide receiver Francis St. Paul; and offensive guard Tim Stuber.
Chargers: Safety Hanik Milligan, a sixth-round draft pick who was competing for a starting job, and undrafted rookie wide receiver Tim Baker were hurt in Saturday's 19-17 win at Houston and are likely out for the year.
Raiders: Linebacker Bill Romanowski was suspended from Monday's practice and fined an undisclosed amount after punching and seriously injuring teammate Marcus Williams during a fight in practice a day earlier. Williams' left orbital bone was broken and his nose was injured, according to coach Bill Callahan. The seldom-used backup tight end will be out four-to-six weeks.
-- Associated Press