Mike Zimmer said today he expects Teddy Bridgewater to start camp on the physically-on able-to-perform list, but added he hasn't seen Bridgewater yet. The quarterback, who suffered a major knee injury last Aug. 30, was doing rehab work alongside teammates during organized team activities, but technically had not been cleared to practice.
#Eagles roster moves: Released CB Dwayne Gratz, placed DT Beau Allen and CB Sidney Jones on Active/NFI, officially signed QB Dane Evans
Eagles released CB Dwayne Gratz, placed DT Beau Allen and CB Sidney Jones on Active/NFI, officially signed QB Dane Evans.
Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald said Patriots QB Tom Brady was among the athletes he's talked about retirement with. "Tom's very insightful," Fitzgerald said.
Backup quarterback Blaine Gabbert continued to impress coach Bruce Arians during the Cardinals' first training camp practice with his ability to pick up the offense. Gabbert was "way ahead of where I thought he'd be," Arians said. "He made some really, really good throws yesterday."
Two Cardinals were injured during the first day of practice on Saturday. Cornerbacks Ellie Bouka underwent an MRI for his ankle and Jumal Rolle had an MRI for his hamstring. Neither were on the field as practice began Sunday. "Obviously it'll be a big blow to their chances if they can't (go)," coach Bruce Arians said.
Cardinals QB Carson Palmer was given Sunday off, a day into training camp. Coach Bruce Arians said Palmer was "outstanding" on Saturday.
DeAndre Hopkins, who did not report to camp on time last year due to desire for new deal, will report with rest of Texans on Mon, per source
Larry Fitzgerald may retire after this season. Then again, he may not. He wants to go out on his own terms. es.pn/2uNzFfU
Los Angeles Chargers banner outside Jack Hammett Sports complex, site of the team's training camp that starts July 30.
Antonio Brown was all-time QB at his football camp. After an incompletion, Brown turned to the no-huddle.
Antonio Brown stutter-steps a camper, then gets mobbed for a pile-up session.
Los Angeles Chargers QB Philip Rivers on the wall here at ESPN Zone in Downtown Disney.
From his football camp, Antonio Brown said he talked with Le'Veon Bell for a few hours this week. "We need him," he said. "I need him."
Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald was asked today if this will be his last season. He didn't say one way or the other: "I feel good right now. When that changes, I'll let you know but it will never be in front of a podium, and there will be no tears and none of that stuff. That's not how ever it'll be. That's not how I am. I'm just one player out of 1,600 in the National Football League and it's a lot bigger than me. It's never going to be like that." Fitzgerald is entering his 14th season, all with the Cardinals.
Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones offered up a strong defense of Ezekiel Elliott and a potential suspension for an alleged domestic violence incident a year ago. "I have reviewed everything and there is absolutely nothing - not one thing - that had anything to do with domestic violence," Jones said.
The Cowboys open up defending their roster with the number of off field incidents that have hit the team in the last few weeks. "We believe when you build with character that gives you the best chance to have success," Jason Garrett said.
Jason Garrett, Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones about to begin the State of the Cowboys press conference. Lots to ask
Richard Sherman downplayed the idea that the Seahawks have a fractured locker room going into the 2017 season. es.pn/2tRw5Nj
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