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Last updated: July 27, 2026, 5:30 AM ET

Training Camp Updates & Player News

The NFL training camps are officially underway, with teams working through early practices and addressing player statuses. At the San Francisco 49ers, coach Kyle Shanahan will be as he recovers from significant injuries sustained in a car accident, though Chris Foerster with the team on Sunday. General Manager John Lynch remained tight-lipped regarding receiver Brandon Aiyuk's situation, stating the team is "focused on the players that are here" . Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are seeing Patrick Mahomes and feeling "amazing" after knee surgery, while also monitoring the ups and downs of defensive player Delane and the impressive showings from rookie wide receivers. The New England Patriots are preparing quarterback Drake Maye for his transition to the starting role, with Jared Wilson moving to center, his college position. Updates from their training camp indicate a focus on the quarterback battle and potential breakouts.

Contract Negotiations & Roster Moves

Several teams are finalizing contract details and making roster adjustments as camp begins. The Arizona Cardinals have reached an agreement with quarterback Jacoby Brissett on a reworked deal that guarantees him $15.5 million this season, with potential for $21 million through incentives. Brissett was also seen taking reps in drills during the team's first practice, with coach Mike LaFleur noting contract talks are "still ongoing". The Cardinals also placed edge rusher Josh Sweat on the physically unable to perform list due to a knee injury. In Las Vegas, the Raiders have signed first-round pick Fernando Mendoza to a four-year, $57.27 million fully guaranteed contract. The Baltimore Ravens waived rookie quarterback Diego Pavia to make room for veteran center Ethan Pocic.

Player Departures & League Concerns

The league is grappling with the loss of a former player and addressing player welfare. Former NFL guard Jordan Devey, a Super Bowl champion with the Patriots at the age of, his family confirmed. In other news, CBS NFL analyst and former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence. The Carolina Panthers are facing an early setback as outside linebacker Nic Scourton was carted off with a knee injury on the first day of camp and placed on injured reserve. The Chicago Bears, having lost several stars from their NFC North title team, are looking to newcomers to fill the void.

Front Office & Future Outlook

Front office decisions and long-term league planning are also at the forefront. Packers CEO Ed Policy has raised concerns about the team's financial viability, suggesting adjustments may be necessary for the league's only publicly owned franchise to remain competitive. The Dallas Cowboys are focusing on the "right things" this season, believing a quieter offseason has allowed for increased focus. The future of the 2027 NFL draft class is also being discussed, with teams having anticipated it for years, but questions remain about whether the hype is justified. The Minnesota Vikings are facing pivotal questions this season, including the futures of Justin Jefferson and Kevin O'Connell.

Team Investments & Player Relations

Team investments and player relationships are shaping the current landscape. Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper is injecting an additional $500 million into stadium renovations, coupled with a naming rights extension with Bank of America. The Miami Dolphins are giving all 13 of their drafted players an opportunity to make an impact this season, emphasizing a philosophy of playing the. New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has stated the team has offered cornerback Christian Gonzalez a contract that would "make him the highest-paid player to ever play that position in the NFL". Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy has pushed back against a viral video that appeared to show his preference for a starting quarterback, though the specifics of his dispute were not fully detailed. Tight end Trey McBride has also walked back comments he made about a lack of Arizona fans in the state.

Coaching & Personnel Moves

Coaching staff changes and player considerations are impacting team dynamics. Former quarterback Will Grier is joining the Dallas Cowboys as an offensive assistant. The Los Angeles Rams' Sean McVay expressed excitement about the "possible return" of former defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who is undergoing a rigorous process to consider playing again. McVay also provided an update on quarterback Matthew Stafford and the arrival of Puka Nacua at Rams training camp. The NFL's coach hiring process, particularly the Rooney Rule, is at a crossroads, with over 20 coaches sharing their experiences with ESPN regarding the challenges they face. The 49ers are reportedly focused on the players currently in camp, with little comment on the status of. The Giants' Malik Nabers is not expected to start training camp on the physically unable to perform list. The Chiefs are looking toward a brighter future after the disappointment of the 2025 season, with veterans vowing to keep it in mind. Myles Garrett has listed his Cleveland home for sale, indicating a potential move as he is now with the Los Angeles Rams.