NFL training camps are underway ahead of the 2026 season, and senior reporters Jeremy Fowler, Dan Graziano and new analyst Ben Solak are on the road for their annual tour. They have visited 12 teams so far: the Bears, Buccaneers, Chargers, Chiefs, Colts, Commanders, Dolphins, Jaguars, Falcons, Packers, Rams and Vikings, with another dozen still on deck. The trio talks to players, coaches, execs and scouts to capture the latest buzz, including nuggets that could matter for fantasy managers.

At the Los Angeles Chargers camp, Mike McDaniel—now the offensive coordinator—shared how he’s re‑shaping Justin Herbert’s hoffe offense. He’s tweaked Herbert’s footwork, swapped his shotgun stance, and is building a deep roster that lets Herbert thrive. McDaniel said the Chargers have the deepest lineup under Jim Harbaugh, and the team’s depth on the line was a key fantasy takeaway.

A highlight for fantasy is Keaton Mitchell: if healthy, he could become a valuable pass‑catcher and change‑of‑pace back in the Chargers’ scheme. The camp also highlighted the return of key offensive linemen and the addition of rookie Travis Burke and veteran Kayode Awosika, underscoring the Chargers’ focus on line depth.

Overall, the reports cover a range of teams, and the insights touch on player health, coaching changes and roster moves. Each stop offers a snapshot of how 12 teams are gearing up, with details that could influence both NFL outlooks and fantasy lineups.