The biggest storyline since the start of training camp
All 32 NFL teams have reported to training camp as the Atlanta Falcons and Pittsburgh Steelers launched their program.
It’s not even a day at training camp, but there are plenty of notable injuries, holdouts and decisions already announced. The Giants chose a starter. The Bengali people want to see more Joe Barrow. Furthermore, a pair of well-known players were unable to report to their respective camps.
Run through the list and highlight the most important information that has come out of the first or two days of training camp.
Terry McClaulin and Trey Hendrickson are no shows
Star Edge Rush Tray Hendrixon did not report to other veterans in the Cincinnati Bengals to training campIt started early today. Hendrickson is currently in Jacksonville, Florida. He aims to sign a contract with the Bengals front office for an extension before becoming a free agent next season.
Meanwhile, Washington Commander Wide Receiver Also, Terry McClaulin, seeking a new contract, was placed in the reserve/didn’t report the list earlier today After failing to compete in the team’s conditioning test yesterday, according to Nick Shook of NFL.com. Commander’s head coach Dan Quinn told reporters that he “isn’t going too well about it.”
Russell Wilson was selected as the Giants starter
The New York Giants have selected Russell Wilson as the starting quarterback for the team heading into the 2025-26 season. Head coach Brian Dabor told reporters today“These guys compete here, but Russ is our starter.”
Big Blue has signed both Wilson and Jaymis Winston this offseason. They also went up to the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, earning quarterback Jackson Dirt on the 25th pick.
There are no holdouts from James Cook
He is also looking for a contract extension, The Buffalo Bills Pro Bowl ran James Cook to join today’s practicehead coach Sean McDermott told reporters. He also previously reported to the team’s mandatory minicamp last month after skipping organized team activities (OTAs) and voluntary training.
“James fits with Buffalo, but sometimes you can’t get on the same page, or sometimes you try to incorporate it. General Manager Brandon Bean said at an early press conference today.. “But I can tell you, I hope we’re sitting here at training camp next year, James Cook is practicing and still represents red, white and blue.”
Travis Hunter practices with attack and defense
Former Heisman Trophy winner of the 2025 NFL Draft and two overall picks, Travis Hunter, will win both offensive and defensive reps at training camp, coach Liam Coen told reporters.
“We’ll probably give him a few days of attack and a few days of defense, then give him the chance to go to the flip-flop within the same practice.” Cohen said after the first day of training camp.. “Then it becomes a kind of standard. Once you do that, it becomes a kind of standard and how we operate. But maybe within the first week or so.”
Expect a lot of Joe Barrows in the preseason
To prevent another slow start of the season, Joe Barrow seems to be getting a preseason start after head coach Zach Taylor said fans are watching Barrow “more than ever” in the preseason game.
“So he’ll expect every day to be perfectly healthy, just as he’s normally healthy and we’ll play him in the game more than ever.” Taylor told reporters. This may help Bengal avoid the start of 0-3 years like last season.
Cam Ward was given the first team representative
The number one overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft will attract most of the Titans’ first team reps, coach Brian Callahan said earlier today. This is in 2 days Will Revis was ruled out for the season due to his shoulder surgery scheduled for July 29th.
“I think obviously the majority of the people in charge are the ones in charge. I think that will be a big part of his development during the camp.” Callahan said before the team’s first practice.. “Others fill in other spots where two reps and three reps come in. So I have generally carried three quarterbacks in camp for three years, so there are more reps.”
Notable injuries and injuries updates
Arizona Cardinals
Head coach Jonathan Gannon said reporters’ first round pick Walter Noren III missed time According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, there is a calf injury.
Buffalo Bills
- Edge Joey Bosa attended practice today.
- Tight end Dawson Knox, who fine-tuned his hamstrings during training, did not actually participate.
Houston Texans
- Joe Mixon’s running was on the active/football injury list.
- Running back dam-on earrings, wide receiver tank Dell, defensive end Deniko Autry, and Jimmy Ward of safety were active/physically placed, unable to run the list.
Miami Dolphins
New York Giants
- Offensive tackle Andrew Thomas was featured on something that could not physically run the list due to a foot injury, but he is ready for week one, Brian Dabor said.
- Wide receiver Malik Nabers was a full participant in Wednesday’s practice after suffering a toe injury in the spring.
Philadelphia Eagles
- Center Cam Jurgens and rookie linebacker Jihad Campbell were actually limited due to injuries.
- Defensive lineman Jalen Carter did not take part in the practice.
- Linebacker Nacovedine was on a list that could not be physically executed.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- It’s unclear when wide receiver Chris Godwin will be able to return to the field, head coach Todd Bowles said, but the team said he “continues to hope” he’s ready for Week 1.
Washington Commander
- Offensive lineman Sam Kosmi was placed active/physically unable to run the list.