Training camps are upon us, and with them, countless competitions that will help shape NFL lineups for the 2025 season. A handful of teams are kicking off big-name quarterback battles, but the fight to be a starting signal-caller isn't the only pressing topic across the league now that the summer is in full swing.

The Eagles lost five defensive starters, two defensive backups and one offensive starter from last year’s Super Bowl team, and how they go about replacing those positions is one of the top things to monitor this summer.

The NFL's summer sabbatical is over. The work begins.

The Carolina Panthers made plenty of changes on the defensive side of the ball this offseason. Is there one more move on the horizon for Dave Canales’s club?

The Eagles drafted Central Florida cornerback Mac McWilliams in the fifth round of this year’s draft and signed veteran cornerback Adoree’ Jackson in free agency, pushing Ricks to the sixth spot on the depth chart. General manager Howie Roseman could hold onto Ricks or trade him for depth at a different position.

Follow our daily updates from Bears training camp, including intel on the QBs, tight position battles and potential breakouts.

Micah Parsons is going to become the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history because Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys have waited to give the two-time All-Pro a contract extension. Last year, Jones made Dak Prescott the league’s first $60 million man.

Aaron Rodgers has another new home; the Jets, Giants and Browns are still searching for answers; and the league is implementing some changes.

With training camps opening across the NFL, which position battles demand your attention? Kevin Patra spotlights 10 intriguing competitions, including four quarterback derbies.

The Kansas City Chiefs have started training camp with a focus on redemption after last season's Super Bowl loss to the Eagles.