NFL training camp is imminent, with players and coaches from all 32 teams making final preparations before reporting for summer practices. While there are plenty of things worth getting excited about

Rookies for the Los Angeles Chargers reported to training camp Saturday, and every player was there except one: No. 55 overall pick wide receiver Tre Harris out of Ole Miss. NFL Media reports the second-round pick is officially a training camp holdout,

The Atlanta Falcons are just two weeks from the start of NFL training camp. Both rookies and veterans officially report on July 23, with the first practice taking place on July 24. Fans hoping to get a look at the team's two first-round picks will be able to attend 11 open training camp practices.

Now, with training camp about to start, let's see where some analysts have the Lions in the power rankings. Moton has the Lions at 5th, which is the top spot among NFC North teams. The only teams Moton has above the Lions are the Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, and Philadelphia Eagles.

Los Angeles Chargers second-round pick Tre Harris is officially holding out as rookies report to training camp.

Arizona Cardinals training camp is set to begin in less than two weeks. The Cardinals will be aiming to produce their first playoff season since 2021, and they

NFL roster. But if you go look at every team's current roster, there's a heckuva lot more than 53 players on each of them, so obvious

The Athletic's Mike DeFabo argued running back Cordarrelle Patterson is a cut candidate for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025.

The Iowa product is also just one season removed from his 2023 rookie year, where he hauled in 86 passes for 889 yards and 10 touchdowns. When he's at his best, he's a dynamic talent with serious run after catch ability and crisp routes that allow him to separate from defenders.

Today, we focus on the outside linebackers, a position that Giants fans hold near and dear to their heart for many reasons. Traditionally, the outside linebackers have been the drivers of every championship team the Giants have had in their history. They are hoping that trend continues.

The Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship has tabbed Tulane coach Brock Hays for a unique experience at Saints training camp this summer.