NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: July 22, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

Team News and Player Transactions

The Miami Dolphins and linebacker Jordyn Brooks have agreed to a three-year, $51.3 million contract extension, with $35 million guaranteed reached an agreement. In Green Bay, the Packers and defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt have finalized a three-year, $57 million extension that includes a $20 million signing bonus secured an extension. Panthers starting right tackle Taylor Moton was diagnosed with a blood clot in his lung late last month and will miss regular-season time. Lions tight end Sam LaPorta has been fully cleared for training camp.

Offseason Storylines and Player Development

Cardinals OL Isaiah Adams turned himself into police Sunday and is facing four firearm-related charges in Canada, but a source told ESPN he is expected to report to training camp is expected to report. Cardinals' personnel executive Ryan Gold is appealing an indefinite suspension for violating the NFL's gambling policy, his attorney confirmed is appealing a suspension. In Pittsburgh, four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers reunited with family for some quality time before reporting to Steelers training camp reunited with family. The Saints veteran running back summarized the addition of a new talented back, stating, "Having two talented backs, it benefits each back" summarized the situation. Giants coach John Harbaugh teased that Cam Skattebo needs to "stick the landing" if he's going to attempt backflips on his surgically repaired ankle.

League Trends and Future Outlooks

Brian Flores' lawsuit has brought the NFL's Rooney Rule to a crossroads, with more than 20 coaches speaking to ESPN about the challenges they face in the hiring process face the challenges. ESPN's Ben Solak is sorting through the top training camp storylines, including the new Philadelphia Eagles offense and key injury recoveries. The Chiefs have unveiled the first renderings for their new stadium in Kansas, which is scheduled to open for the 2031 NFL season unveiled renderings.

ESPN has ranked all 32 NFL teams by their under-25 talent, highlighting which rosters boast the most young star players, with two AFC contenders leading the way. Several players are identified as being in prime position to follow the path of last year's breakout performers and deliver significant numbers this season. Fantasy football players can prepare for drafts with insights on six players who are set to benefit from new opportunities on their respective teams benefit from opportunities. Non-PPR fantasy formats are noted as a throwback boost, favoring old-school running backs and big-play receivers while elevating the quarterback position in mock drafts.

Team Previews and Betting Analysis

The Houston Texans are viewed as having the talent for a Super Bowl run in 2026, with analysis and betting picks available for the upcoming NFL season are betting them. Similarly, the Jacksonville Jaguars' potential for a repeat of their 2025 success is being analyzed, along with betting strategies for the 2026 season are betting them. The Cincinnati Bengals' outlook for 2026 is examined, with a focus on the "now or never" window for Joe Burrow and company, and their best bet for the upcoming season highlighted are betting them. The Baltimore Ravens are entering a new era with high expectations, and their 2026 outlook and betting strategies are under review are betting them.

The Buffalo Bills face the question of "Super Bowl or bust" for Josh Allen in 2026, with their season outlook and betting predictions detailed. The New England Patriots are looking to follow up a strong 2025 season in 2026, with their outlook and betting previews available are betting them. The Patriots are set to begin training camp this Saturday, marking a historic moment for QB Drake Maye and the start of his third year.

The Philadelphia Eagles' coaching staff, under Nick Sirianni, is adjusting to offseason changes, including a new and inexperienced offensive coordinator, which will require navigation is adjusting to changes. The Green Bay Packers' offense is being evaluated, with questions about whether it will be better, worse, or the same as a unit that showed flashes of brilliance but was mediocre overall is it better, worse. The New York Jets' fourth-round draft pick has made a positive impression on the coaching staff, raising questions about whether the team has found their franchise quarterback. A full 53-man roster composed entirely of non-starters is being built, featuring players like DeMario Douglas catching passes from Fernando Mendoza.