Overview
- Multiple NFL teams officially opened training camp over the weekend, with clubs using early no‑pad practices to install schemes and begin positional evaluations.
- Myles Garrett, acquired by the Los Angeles Rams in a blockbuster trade, flashed disruptive plays on Day 1 and energized coaches and teammates about the defense’s outlook.
- Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald has not decided on a comeback and is following a strict training regimen while the team keeps the option open for his return.
- The 49ers began camp with four players on the active/PUP list including George Kittle and Mykel Williams, and head coach Kyle Shanahan will have a limited role as he recovers from a car accident.
- Seattle and Chicago also started camp with notable medical questions—Seattle placed four players on PUP after surgery for an ankle injury and other rehabs, and the Bears put slot corner Kyler Gordon on PUP as they search for reliable pass rush and secondary depth.