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NFL training camp 2024: Friday of first week of full camp hits

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NFL training camps are officially open for every franchise across the league.

Here are the answers to some key questions, and the latest updates from around summer practices.

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The Chicago Bears and Houston Texans will meet in the 2024 Hall of Fame Game on Thursday, Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. ET in Canton, Ohio. The game will be broadcast on ESPN and ABC.

The preseason ends on Sunday, Aug. 25, and NFL roster cutdown day is Tuesday, Aug. 27.

The entire preseason and regular season schedule can be found right here on Yahoo Sports.

The performances of the first-round rookie quarterbacks, including Chicago’s Caleb Williams, Washington’s Jayden Daniels, New England‘s Drake Maye, Minnesota‘s J.J. McCarthy, Atlanta‘s Michael Penix Jr., and Denver‘s Bo Nix will be watched closely.

In terms of contract situations to monitor, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk all could be in line for new deals these next few weeks — or lingering drama if they don’t get them.

As always, there are buzzy QB competitions in store as well, highlighted by Russell Wilson vs. Justin Fields in Pittsburgh. Another to keep an eye on is Gardner Minshew vs. Aidan O’Connell in Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Maye, Nix, McCarthy and Penix will all try to push presumed starters as much as possible in their camps, and here’s a wild card: Daniel Jones vs. Drew Lock with the Giants.

Live164 updates

  • Daniel Jones to Malik Nabers, please clap

    Get excited, Giants fans

  • Lamar Jackson not practicing again Friday

  • There’s that Drake Maye-Ja’Lynn Polk connection that will have Pats fans dreaming

  • Patrick Mahomes comments on Raiders’ Kermit the Frog puppet

    Get your popcorn for the Chiefs-Raiders games this season

  • Jabrill Peppers gets a new deal with the Patriots

    The 28-year-old Peppers is entering his eighth NFL season and second with New England. In two seasons with the Patriots he has 127 tackles and two interceptions in 32 games.

  • Lions K Michael Badgley tore hamstring during Thursday’s practice

  • Vikings rookie Dallas Turner on late Khyree Jackson: ‘As long as I’m alive, I’ll rep his name’

    Vikings rookie linebacker Dallas Turner played two seasons with Khyree Jackson at Alabama before reuniting as part of Minnesota’s 2024 draft class.

    “I talk to him all the time … and get the chills every single time I talk to him,” Turner said Thursday. “So, I know he’s watching over me.”

    “As long as I’m alive,” Turner added, “I’ll rep his name.”

    Jackson, the Vikings’ fourth-round pick out of Oregon, was one of three people killed in an automobile accident in Maryland earlier this month. Also dying in the crash were Isaiah Hazel, who played at Maryland and UNC Charlotte, and Anthony “AJ” Lytton, who played his college ball at Florida State and Penn State.

    Vikings players will honor Jackson this season with “KJ” decals worn on their helmets. Additionally, coaches and staff will wear pins matching the design of the decal.

    The Vikings announced that they will pay Jackson’s full signing bonus to his family. According to Spotrac, Jackson would have been paid a $827,148 bonus as part of his contract. For the 2024 season, he was set to receive $206,787.

  • Jim Harbaugh getting in some work with the Chargers

  • J.K. Dobbins ready for a return

    Dobbins, 25, has suffered a torn ACL and a torn Achilles tendon since 2021. He had 134 carries for 805 yards and 9 touchdowns in his only full NFL season, which happened to be his first in the league in 2020.

  • Raiders GM Tom Telesco on Michael Gallup’s retirement: ‘That just kind of came up out of the blue’

    “I didn’t see that one coming at all,” Las Vegas Raiders GM Tom Telesco said, via The Athletic’s Tashan Reed. “That just kind of came up out of the blue. When I talked to him, it seemed like he had a pretty clear vision. He’s ready to move on. It’s too bad.”

    Gallup, 28, played six seasons in the NFL, all of them with the Dallas Cowboys. He signed a one-year, $3 million contract with the Raiders as a free agent this offseason and projected to play in a backup role.

  • Notes from Cowboys camp: Dak’s curious comments, Jerry Jones oddities and more

  • “Whatchya gonna do” when Hulk Hogan shows up to camp?

    The Detroit Lions are the training camp to be at these days, with celebrities of all kinds stopping by. Legendary WWE wrestler Hulk Hogan cut a promo with head coach Dan Campbell:

    And multi-class boxing champion Claressa Shields also made an appearance:

  • Interesting moment from Dak Prescott

    Speaking to the media after practice, Prescott grinned and stopped, then said:

    “I’m gonna say it. I want to be here, but when you look [it] up, all the other great quarterbacks that I watched played for other teams [than their first team]. … That’s not something to fear.”

  • The Raiders have a Patrick Mahomes/Kermit the Frog puppet

    Do what you will with this information

  • Ja’Marr Chase not practicing with Bengals for second straight day

    Chase, one of the NFL’s best wide receivers, wants a new contract, likely in line with Justin Jefferson’s record-setting deal earlier this summer.

    The fourth-year Pro Bowler is set to make $1 million in base salary this season and $4.86 million overall. Bengals team owner Mike Brown said the team will “try hard” to extend Chase earlier this week, though his comments have only cast more cloudiness on the situation.

    Definitely something to watch.

  • Deshaun Watson getting work in with new WR Jerry Jeudy at Browns camp

  • Notes from Rams camp: Run game, sixth-round rookie to watch and much more

  • Here’s the reason Russell Wilson was held out of Steelers camp today

  • Caleb Williams lighting up Bears camp already

  • Cowboys CEO Stephen Jones comments on star players’ contract situations

    Cowboys CEO Stephen Jones: Both wideout CeeDee Lamb and edge rusher Micah Parsons believe they’re worthy of being the highest paid non-QB in the NFL.

    My thought: So there’s that in terms of salary crunch. Along with Dak Prescott potentially being the highest-paid player in the NFL.

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