NFL Training Camp 2026 Live Updates: Highlights and Injuries

The Athletic provided live coverage of NFL training camps as all 32 teams began preparations for the upcoming season. As of July 29, 2026, there were numerous storylines capturing attention, including Patrick Mahomes' return following an ACL injury, Aaron Rodgers reuniting with Mike McCarthy, and Jalen Carter's significant contract extension. Additionally, John Harbaugh commenced his first season as head coach of the Giants, while rookie Fernando Mendoza launched his NFL career.

The Falcons made headlines by signing free agent quarterback Cooper Rush to bolster their depth. In another update, the team placed right tackle Jawaan Taylor, cornerback Billy Bowman Jr., and linebackers Troy Andersen and DeAngelo Malone on the active PUP list, which highlighted concerns about Taylor who had missed the entire spring. Consequently, Wanya Morris is set to start at right tackle.

Questions surrounded the Washington Commanders' wide receiver situation, with general manager Adam Peters facing inquiries regarding Brandon Aiyuk, who was not on the roster. The Commanders aimed to rebound from a challenging previous season amidst uncertainty in their receiving corps.

The New York Giants relocated their training camp from East Rutherford to White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, as John Harbaugh began his tenure.

The live coverage continued as the season's first week approached, with fans encouraged to follow along with updates, analysis, and highlights.

Notable mentions included Kyle Shanahan's revelation about the car crash he was involved in on July 14, where he clarified he was at fault. He suffered significant injuries, including a broken nose and three broken ribs, due to the incident.

Also noteworthy was the Minnesota Vikings' extension of right tackle Brian O’Neill, who is highly regarded among players and coaches.

In the AFC West, the Kansas City Chiefs are vying to regain dominance after their remarkable streaks ended in 2025, bolstered by star players returning for another season. The Denver Broncos, who were last year’s division champions, returned their entire core and added star receiver Jaylen Waddle. The Los Angeles Chargers welcomed former Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel as the offensive coordinator, while the Las Vegas Raiders marked the debut of first overall pick Fernando Mendoza under new head coach Klint Kubiak.

In the NFC West, the Seattle Seahawks sought to repeat their championship success, though they face fierce competition from the Los Angeles Rams, who improved their roster with notable signings including All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie.

As the teams prepared for what promises to be an exciting season, fans remained engaged with the ongoing updates.