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Last updated: July 28, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Offseason Moves and Roster Moves

The Minnesota Vikings are adding veteran talent as three-time Pro Bowler Jamal Adams, has agreed to join the team announced Monday. Meanwhile, defensive tackle Vita Vea has requested a trade from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after contract extension talks stalled told ESPN. In another significant roster development, the Arizona Cardinals have reached an agreement with quarterback Jacoby Brissett on a reworked contract that guarantees him $15.5 million for the upcoming season, with incentives potentially increasing his earnings to $21 million a source said.

Quarterback Battles and Training Camp Buzz

Quarterback battles are heating up across the league as training camps open. In Cleveland, the competition for the starting job between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, among others, remains a key storyline for the Browns for their roster. Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy also weighed in on the Browns' quarterback situation, disputing a video that appeared to show his preference for a starter appears to show. Meanwhile, Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye is adjusting to a new center as Jared Wilson shifts from left guard to center, his college position at Georgia new center. Colts quarterback Daniel Jones has been fully cleared to participate in training camp, signaling his return from the Achilles injury that ended his previous season.

Coaching Changes and Player News

The Commanders have fired tight ends coach Ben Steele following his arrest for driving while intoxicated. In other player news, the wife of Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was reportedly shot by the couple's son at their home in Virginia shot at home. Former Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald is reportedly undergoing a "very strict, regimented process" as he considers a return to the field, with coach Sean McVay expressing excitement about the possibility.

Team Uniforms and Historical Classes

The Buffalo Bills have unveiled a new alternate gray uniform, dubbed "Nickel City," in a tribute to the "strength, grit and authenticity of Western New York's hard-working people". Looking back at historical NFL talent, the 2011 defensive draft class, featuring players like J.J. Watt and Patrick Peterson, is being considered among the best ever, with the potential to surpass the 1981 class based on the careers of two still-active players. The offseason has also seen a review of other teams' defensive standing, with the Packers' defense facing scrutiny, especially with the likely absence of Micah Parsons for at least the first month of the season Packers' defense.