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Former first-round pick Joshua Garnett was one of five offensive linemen to workout for the Washington Football Team on Wednesday. Garnett – the 28th overall pick of the 2016 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers – was released by the Detroit Lions last week. He signed with the Lions in February after being out [more]

The scrimmage will allow the Raiders to get a feel for their new home.

The 49ers reportedly are bringing in some fresh faces to training camp.

Austin Seibert made 25 of his 29 FG attempts as a rookie

The Packers DBs won’t have Tramon Williams in 2020. Safety Adrian Amos is ready to assume the role for a talented secondary.

He has 25 career starts in four seasons, mostly with the Saints.

Seattle is about to find out what it’s like to play in front of an empty CenturyLink Field.

Alex Smith couldn’t just sit back and count his millions. Not as a father. But as he progresses, the prospect of being hit again gets closer and closer.

Rookie fifth-round pick Darnell Mooney is making an early impression at Bears training camp.

Bold predictions for Indy.

Bill Belichick and the Patriots do everything for a reason. Here’s why they signed former Pro Bowl running back Lamar Miller.

New York Giants wide receiver Cody Core is believed to have suffered a torn Achilles, which ends his 2020 season.

At this time last year, Lamar Jackson was an unproven passer. How things have changed. Here’s one player from every AFC team who could follow suit in 2020.

Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl running back Nick Chubb has been placed in concussion protocol after he sustained a head injury while being tackled during the team’s first fully padded practice. Chubb, who finished second in the NFL last season with 1,494 yards, was taken down during Monday’s workout with a high tackle by second-year linebacker Mack Wilson. The third-year back will sit out Tuesday’s workout and per league rules Chubb will have to pass several neurological tests before he’ll be permitted to return to the field.

Jack Bechta stuck to his guns, and George Kittle got the contract he earned.

These are three Steelers we don’t want to lose.

Jason Wright knows the importance of being the first Black man hired as an NFL team president. He also know he’s got to fix a wounded franchise.

The COVID-19 pandemic made the first day of Chargers training camp unusual, but no fans and no Philip Rivers took the weirdness to a new level.

The Jacksonville Jaguars took the field for their first padded practice of the season Monday, and despite dealing with some player deductions from the roster, it was another interesting session to watch unfold. In what has been an unusual practice …

Maxx Crosby has a perpetual chip on his shoulder and has no time for coaches buttering him up.

You can’t compare the NFL to the obstacles the NCAA faces trying to move ahead with a season, but those in charge should be taking notes every chance they get.

Here’s whose stock is up (and down) after the Bears’ first padded practice of 2020 training camp.

The 49ers’ worst fears were confirmed by Jalen Hurd’s agent.

Hurd remains a part of the 49ers’ plans. But unfortunately for all involved, he won’t be able to play anytime soon.

The Rams are practicing in earnest for the 2020 NFL season, and there are plenty of position battles for coach Sean McVay to judge in the weeks ahead.

For the first time in two decades, there’s a legitimate quarterback competition in Foxboro — and Phil Perry kept a close watch on Cam Newton and Jarrett Stidham during training camp Monday.

Between Damien Lewis and Brandon Shell, Carroll believes in Seattle’s newcomers.

Tennessee Titans outside linebacker Vic Beasley remains on the NFI list.

A running joke around the NFL is that Frank Gore will play football forever. The 37-year-old Gore is a rarity in a brutally physical business that often forces players 10 years younger than he is – or more – to find a new profession. Instead, he’s back for his 16th season in the pros and first with the New York Jets, and approaches training camp with the passion and enthusiasm of a rookie.

No preseason, injuries are already piling up and the NFL has a familiar problem this year. The “Next Man Up” mantra will surely dominate the 2020 season.