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2026 NFL training camp updates – July

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July training camps dominate league preparations. The Chicago Bears opened their second camp under head coach Ben Johnson on July 25 at Halas Hall, while the Carolina Panthers began with multiple injuries, placing starters Ikem Ekwonuis and Taylor Moton on IR and losing rookie pass‑rusher Nic Scourton to an ACL tear. Buffalo, Houston, New England, Carolina and Miami also started camps and set preseason schedules, including the Hall of Fame Game and an early‑season Australia matchup for the NFC West champion. Coaching changes continued, with Joe Brady at Buffalo and Mike McCarthy returning to Pittsburgh; ten teams installed new head coaches. Quarterback news highlighted Tua Tagovailoa’s expected return, Kyler Murray’s move to remain the Vikings, and Aaron Rodgers’ re‑signing with Pittsburgh. The New York Jets overhauled their staff under Aaron Glenn, adding Frank Reich as offensive coordinator. league’s focal point. The Green Bay Packers kicked off camp on July 29 at Ray Nitschke Field. In addition to fan activities, Field, confirming the team placed placement of All‑Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons on the PUP list after ACL and meniscus surgery, mandating a four‑game absence surgery performed on Dec. 29, 2025. Parsons will miss at least four games and a projected could return in Week 6 against when the Dallas Cowboys. Offensive Packers host Dallas. Additional players on PUP include offensive tackle Brant Banks, defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse, defensive end Jordon Riley and Riley, long snapper Matthew Orzech also went on PUP; and tight end Tucker Kraft remains on the list but expects activation soon. Analysts Kraft, who is negotiating a contract extension. GM Brian Gutekunst stressed health and depth, while analysts continue to cite point to the Jordan Love–Josh Jacobs backfield as a key strength. The Philadelphia Eagles opened their camp on July 29 the same day at the Jefferson Health Training Complex, unveiling a new offense under coordinator Sean Mannion that emphasizes under‑center snaps, pre‑snap motion and mid‑field throws. Quarterback Mannion’s under‑center, motion‑heavy offense. QB Jalen Hurts showcased the scheme system with a highlight pass to DeVonta Smith. Defensive tackle Jalen Carter signed a multi‑year extension, multiple middle throws, while Saquon Barkley and rookie Tank Bigsby recorded long runs. Safety Jalyx Hunt earned defensive praise, and Jonathan Greenard was placed on added to the PUP list after a pec injury. The scheme drew strong social‑media and media approval, with ESPN’s Tim McManus calling it “spectacular.” Other July developments include new head coaches in Buffalo and Pittsburgh, roster moves in Carolina and Miami, and continued preseason scheduling across the league.

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