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Vaughn McClure ESPN Staff Writer 

And inside look at one of the walls of the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Sarah Barshop ESPN Staff Writer 

The Texans typically only negotiate with players when they have one year remaining on their deal, but LT Duane Brown is in a unique situation. He has two years left, but there is no guaranteed money remaining on his contract. Brown's biggest point of leverage is probably that the Texans don't have a clear left tackle or right tackle as they head into training camp at The Greenbrier in West Virginia.

Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

Tales from Fargo: Eagles QB Carson Wentz dishes on the player gathering he orchestrated in his home state of North Dakota before the start of camp.

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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter

Looks like first holdout of summer is here: Texans OT Duane Brown, who skipped OTAs, not expected to show up for camp opening, per source.

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer 

The Bills on Tuesday signed veteran safety Bacarri Rambo, who played 19 games for Buffalo from 2014-15. He projects to a third safety role behind starters Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer. The Bills also signed LB Sam Barrington, who has played in 29 career games for the Packers, Chiefs and Saints. The Bills also signed G Karim Barton, waived LB Anthony Harrell and waived/non-football injury C Patrick Lewis (knee).

Michael Rothstein ESPN Staff Writer 

During his cross-examination of the accuser in the misdemeanor domestic violence trial of Cowboys CB Jourdan Lewis, Lewis' attorney John Shea tried to drill down the money issues that started the argument that led to the incident. Shea also tried to downplay the size of the scratches displayed in photos taken two days after the March incident, describing one as the size of a "sesame seed." On redirect, prosecutor Lou Danner asked her how she felt during the incident. The accuser said she was "really scared" because she had not seen the look in his eyes he had during other times in their three-year relationship.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers tight end Greg Olsen said it wouldn't have been fair to the team had he held out while seeking an extension.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers tight end Greg Olsen said it wasn't "right for me to add fuel to the fire" by holding out while seeking a contract extension. He still hopes to get one done.

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Vaughn McClure ESPN Staff Writer 

Bird's eye view of the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium today.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers center Ryan Kalil said players were taking this "Game of Thrones" theme to literally "offing major characters." Well we haven't seen Cam Newton yet.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers tight end Greg Olsen, who is seeking an extension, reports to camp as expected.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers used a car service to come to camp at Wofford College in Spartanburg. S.C. May be a first here.

Michael Rothstein ESPN Staff Writer 

Prosecutor Lou Danner played the 911 call from the accuser to police dispatch during the accuser's testimony in the Jourdan Lewis misdemeanor domestic violence case. The accuser, on the stand, broke down on the stand while the call was being played. After the call was played, the accuser said she felt "sad." "I was sad. I was scared. I was mad that I had to (call 911) because I didn't want to. I really didn't want to." Danner finished his questioning and Lewis' attorney, John Shea, is starting cross-examination now.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart called this his "Duck" car when he arrived at training camp. The former Oregon star meant it. Notice all the detail "Duck" detail.

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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter

Colts first-round pick Malik Hooker tweaked his hamstring during conditioning test and has been placed on PUP.

Adam Teicher ESPN Staff Writer 

Travis Kelce, who missed all of off-season practice after having shoulder surgery, will participate in the Chiefs three-day rookie camp . Derrick Johnson will also take part. He tore an Achilles' tendon late last season.

Michael Rothstein ESPN Staff Writer 

The first witness of the day, the alleged victim in the misdemeanor domestic violence trial of Dallas Cowboys CB Jourdan Lewis, broke down on the stand describing her feelings as she was being allegedly struck with pillows. "Sad. Just sad," she said. She wanted him to apologize for the argument earlier and she said he wouldn't.

Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer 

Another setback for Ravens running back Kenneth Dixon, who suffered his third knee injury in 12 months. Dixon is having surgery Tuesday after tearing his meniscus, according to a source. This comes after Dixon was already suspended four games by the NFL for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. Baltimore is looking to sign Bobby Rainey to help with depth at running back. The only two locks to make the team are Terrance West and Danny Woodhead.