NFL Football 3h Briefing
×Last updated: July 24, 2026, 11:30 AM ET
Training Camp Kicks Off with Key Storylines and Roster Moves
NFL training camps are officially underway, with teams focusing on storylines espn.com and finalizing 53-man roster projections. The Kansas City Chiefs' veterans are vowing to remember espn.com the lessons from last season as they open camp. Meanwhile, the New York Giants' wide receiver Malik Nabers is not expected to start espn.com on the physically unable to perform list.
Player News and Contract Developments Emerge
Several players made headlines as camps opened. Raiders No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza espn.com, a four-year, $57.27 million contract. Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett espn.com as contract talks continue. In Cleveland, Browns' defensive end Myles Garrett has espn.com, signaling a potential move as he has joined the Los Angeles Rams. Tyreek Hill, however, expressed concerns about his recovery, stating he still has "no power" in his leg 10 months after surgery for a dislocated knee and ligament tears as he posted a workout video espn.com.
Injury Updates and Team Investments Surface
The start of training camp also brought injury news. Cardinals edge rusher Josh Sweat was placed on the PUP list espn.com with a knee injury. The Carolina Panthers suffered a blow as second-year linebacker Nic Scourton espn.com on the first day of camp. In other team news, Panthers owner David Tepper is espn.com into stadium renovations, alongside a naming rights extension with Bank of America. The Ravens also espn.com to make room for veteran center Ethan Pocic.
to the 2027 Draft and Team Futures
Beyond immediate camp news, league-wide anticipation is building for the 2027 NFL draft class, with questions arising about its hyped potential espn.com. Teams like the Chicago Bears will be looking for espn.com after losing key players. For the Minnesota Vikings, the futures of Justin Jefferson and Kevin O'Connell espn.com are a significant storyline this season. The Dallas Cowboys, having had a quieter offseason, believe they are espn.com for a successful year.