NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: July 25, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

Training Camp Buzz and Roster Moves

As NFL training camps open, the San Francisco 49ers are dealing with a coaching injury, with coach Kyle Shanahan expected to be limited after a car crash in mid-July. General Manager John Lynch remains tight-lipped on receiver Brandon Aiyuk's situation, preferring to focus on players present. Meanwhile, quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been cleared for full participation in Chiefs camp after knee surgery, expressing he feels "amazing." The Chiefs are also unveiling renderings for a new $3 billion dome stadium slated to open in 2031 as they look to rebound from last season's disappointment.

The New England Patriots are seeing rookie quarterback Drake Maye in early camp drills, with owner Robert Kraft stating the team has made Christian Gonzalez an offer that would "make him the highest-paid player to ever play that position in the NFL" as they aim for future success. In Los Angeles, Rams coach Sean McVay provided an update on Matthew Stafford and welcomed receiver Puka Nacua. McVay also expressed excitement about the "very strict, regimented process" former defensive tackle Aaron Donald is undergoing as he considers a return to the gridiron.

The Arizona Cardinals are navigating some off-field issues, with tight end Trey McBride offering an apology for comments about the team's fanbase. Edge rusher Josh Sweat was a surprise addition to the PUP list with a knee injury, while quarterback Jacoby Brissett amid ongoing contract talks. The team also waived rookie QB Diego Pavia to make room for veteran center Ethan Pocic.

Player Health and Off-Field Issues

Several players are facing injury concerns as training camps commence. Panthers linebacker Nic Scourton with a knee injury and has been placed on injured reserve. Starting right tackle Taylor Moton has been diagnosed with a blood clot in his lung and will miss regular-season time according to the team. Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori is expected to miss some time in camp due to ankle surgery but should be ready for Week 1.

In other player news, former Cardinals tight end Travis Vokolek due to a neck injury sustained last season. Tyreek Hill posted a workout video indicating he still has "no power" in his left leg 10 months after surgery for a dislocated knee and multiple ligament tears. Raiders No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza has, a four-year, $57.27 million deal.

Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has been arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence as reported by ESPN. Former NFL guard Jordan Devey, a Super Bowl champion with the Patriots at the age of, his family confirmed. Cardinals OL Isaiah Adams is facing firearm charges in Canada but is expected to report to training camp.

Team Outlooks and Financial Matters

The Dallas Cowboys believe a quieter offseason has them and moving in the correct direction. The Minnesota Vikings face uncertainty regarding the futures of Justin Jefferson and Kevin O'Connell as the season approaches. The Chicago Bears are looking for newcomers to fill the void left by departed stars from their NFC North title team as they prepare for the season.

The Green Bay Packers' publicly owned franchise is facing questions about its long-term financial viability, with CEO Ed Policy suggesting adjustments may be necessary to remain competitive. The Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper is investing an additional $500 million into stadium renovations, along with a naming rights extension with Bank of America announced by the team. The Miami Dolphins and linebacker Jordyn Brooks have agreed to a three-year, $51.3 million extension with $35 million guaranteed an agent told ESPN.

The 2027 NFL draft class is drawing significant anticipation around the league, with teams having been looking forward to it for years, but questions remain about whether the hype is justified as league insiders weigh in. The 49ers are being discussed in terms of being in "win-now mode" for 2026, with Mike Evans and other reinforcements. Betting previews for the 2026 season suggest regression for the Broncos as expectations shift and a reloaded Chiefs team ready for another run looking to dominate.