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Pete Carroll's Raiders preseason debut will include the team's top players.

The revolving door at wide receiver for the 49ers continued spinning on Tuesday.

There's no need for red flags or alarms, but the Jets' passing game under quarterback Justin Fields is currently an issue.

The Seahawks have swapped one young running back for another.

The Steelers have upgraded at the quarterback position.

Williams' deal is worth a reported $33 million with $23 million guaranteed.

Linebacker Anthony Barr has retired.

Teddy Bridgewater is expected to sign with the Buccaneers, but that's not the only development at quarterback in Tampa on Tuesday.

First-year Bears head coach Ben Johnson has from all accounts been running a tough training camp, and defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo says that's what the Bears need.

Jets second-round pick Mason Taylor won't be making his preseason debut this week.

The Steelers signed the son of one of their former draft choices on Tuesday.

The Packers won't have cornerback Nate Hobbs on the practice field for the next few weeks.

The Bengals want to avoid another slow start this season and part of their plan is to give first-team players more playing time in the preseason.

The Bills have added some depth at defensive end.

The Jets have been practicing without Quinnen Williams in recent days and another defensive lineman had to leave Tuesday's practice early.

The Seahawks added a second long snapper to their 90-man roster on Monday.

Geno Smith experienced an unexpected career resurgence with the Seahawks in 2022 and he's trying to lead another one in Las Vegas this year.

LeCharles Bentley was a Pro Bowl guard for the Saints in 2003 and a Pro Bowl center for the Saints in 2005, but when he left the team to sign with the Browns in free agency, he said he would've rather not played at all than continued to play with the Saints.

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It's unclear whether Bridgewater already has an offer in hand from an NFL team, but the Lions would make a lot of sense.

Eagles Johnny Wilson and Ainias Smith aim to become more complete receivers in Year 2 of their NFL careers.

Eagles safety Drew Mukuba has been slowed down by an injury but he's staying positive.

Saquon Barkley, who's gotten plenty of work against the rookie 1st-round linebacker, raved about Jihaad Campbell after practice Monday.

The Raiders have traded cornerback Jakorian Bennett to the Eagles for defensive tackle Thomas Booker IV, according to multiple reports.

The Broncos have been securing their key players to long-term contracts.

Cleveland now has a six-pack of quarterbacks.

The 2023 comeback player of the year is back.

Before training camp opened, reports emerged that 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings wanted a new contract or a trade.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has no qualms about negotiating directly with players who are represented by agents, ignoring the letter and/or the spirit of the Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Vikings tight end T.J.

Injuries have limited Lions cornerback Ennis Rakestraw's availability since he joined the team as a second-round pick last year and a new one is going to continue that trend into his second season.

The 49ers released veteran kicker Greg Joseph on Monday, but head coach Kyle Shanahan stopped short of saying that means Jake Moody will definitely be handling the kicking duties in the season opener.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh says he visited linebacker Denzel Perryman in jail, who was arrested Friday on a felony weapons charge.

The Giants have made a few moves on Monday afternoon to bolster the team's depth.

The Dolphins made a couple of moves involving tight ends on Monday.

The Vikings have made a pair of roster moves on Monday.

Cornerback Corey Ballentine is back with the Packers.

As training camp opened, Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald declined to delve into the reasons for the decision to release veteran tight end Noah Fant.

Patriots defensive coordinator Terrell Williams caused worry at practice Monday when he collapsed on the sideline, requiring medical attention.