NFL Football 3 Days

Last updated: July 26, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

Training Camp Buzz and Roster Moves

The NFL training camps are underway, bringing a mix of optimism and concern for several teams. The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to rebound from a disappointing 2025 season, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes after knee surgery and feeling "amazing." Chiefs' veterans have vowed to use the previous season's struggles as motivation, while rookie wide receivers are making an impression. The team also unveiled renderings for a new $3 billion dome stadium, scheduled to open in 2031. In Arizona, quarterback Jacoby Brissett as contract talks continue, while tight end Trey McBride for comments about the lack of Cardinals fans in Arizona. Edge rusher Josh Sweat was a surprise addition to the physically unable to perform list with a knee injury as the Cardinals began camp. The Raiders inked No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza to a four-year, $57.27 million fully guaranteed contract with a fifth-year option.

Departures, Injuries, and Coaching Updates

The league has also seen significant player and coaching news. Former NFL guard Jordan Devey, a Super Bowl champion with the Patriots at the age of. Former quarterback Will Grier is as an offensive assistant. Panthers' second-year outside linebacker Nic Scourton was placed on injured reserve after suffering a knee injury on the first day of training camp as the team began practices. Seahawks standout safety Nick Emmanwori is expected to miss some time in training camp following ankle surgery but should be ready for Week 1 according to sources. The Ravens waived rookie quarterback Diego Pavia to make room for veteran center Ethan Pocic. Former Cardinals tight end Travis Vokolek announced his retirement due to a neck injury sustained in 2025 from a past game.

Contract Negotiations and Team Outlooks

Contract situations and team futures are also dominating headlines. The Patriots have reportedly made an offer to cornerback Christian Gonzalez that would "make him the highest-paid player to ever play that position in the NFL". The Cardinals and quarterback Jacoby Brissett have reached an agreement on a reworked contract that will pay him $15.5 million guaranteed this season, with the potential to earn up to $21 million with incentives. 49ers GM John Lynch had little to say about the status of estranged receiver Brandon Aiyuk, choosing instead to "focus on the players that are here" during camp. Coach Kyle Shanahan is expected to be limited in camp after suffering significant injuries in a car crash. The Dolphins drafted 13 players this spring, and all will have a chance to make an impact this season as the team prepares. The Packers CEO questioned the team's financial viability, suggesting adjustments might be necessary for the publicly owned franchise to remain competitive. The Dallas Cowboys believe things are moving in the right direction, with a quieter offseason allowing for greater focus. The futures of Justin Jefferson and Kevin O'Connell are among the variables at stake for the Vikings this season as the team gears up.

Player and Coach Sightings

Several prominent figures are making news off the field. Former Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald is reportedly putting himself through a "very strict, regimented process" as he considers a return to the playing field, a move that has Coach Sean McVay "excited" about the possibility. CBS NFL analyst and former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has been arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence following an incident. Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has put his Cleveland home up for sale, as he is now with the Los Angeles Rams according to reports. Panthers owner David Tepper is investing an additional $500 million into ongoing stadium renovations, coupled with a naming rights extension with Bank of America. Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers is not expected to begin training camp on the physically unable to perform list according to sources. The 49ers are reportedly in win-now mode for 2026, with reinforcements like Mike Evans desired to compete. The Bears lost several stars but are looking for newcomers to fill the void left by their NFC North title team. The 2027 NFL draft class is receiving significant hype, with teams anticipating it for years, but questions remain about whether the class truly lives up to expectations as scouts evaluate.