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Young starting quarterbacks in the NFL are getting valuable experience at 2022 NFL training camps.

The New England PatriotsOnlookers expected that the quarterback would be at the ‘camp on Friday Mac Jones After the offense had been almost eliminated completely, he would perform better. He only scored one touchdown on just 11 repetitions of the red zone drill at Friday’s practice.

Jones did not disappoint and showed that he is still connected to tight ends Jonnu Smith The country is in a better spot than it was for the majority of 2021. Jones threw a 20-yard pass to Smith, in the back end of the end zone. Kyle Dugger Smith leapt high to catch the touchdown pass in coverage. Smith then followed Jones with an emphatic spike, catching another touchdown.

Jones was sharp but did throw his first interception during camp. It was right in the chest of a cornerback. Jalen Mills.

In Philadelphia, quarterback Jalen Hurts The offense’s Friday outing was not as successful as it had been in the first practice. It was the young receivers in Washington and Tennessee who really made an impact.

Meanwhile, Lamar Jackson He was sharp in Baltimore, and two Bears rookies were able to score interceptions against him. Justin Fields The first offense.

Here are the facts about camps in the league.

What NFL Nation reporters saw today

Baltimore Ravens: Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman heaped praises on the team’s bulked-up performance Lamar Jackson He has thrown it. He completed 18 out of 25 passes (72%), with a few drops.

Roman stated, “He’s throwing it more than I’ve ever seen him throw,” Roman said, “He has really worked hard in offseason and it shows. That’s what we are all so excited about.” — Jamison Hensley

Pittsburgh Steelers: Third-year receiver Chase Claypool After injuring his shoulder during a live team period, Claypool and receiver didn’t complete practice on Friday. However, coach Mike Tomlin stated that he wasn’t concerned about the injury. Claypool and receiver both out Diontae Johnson Rookies are often caught in the middle of a stand-in. Calvin Austin III George Pickens The increased opportunities presented many opportunities for fishermen to make the most of them. Pickens had several impressive catches Friday. One of them was up against the sideline. Ahkello WitherspoonPickens is seen juking around the corner in search of open field. Pickens is listed at 6-3 and 200 pounds. He looks effortless in his moves, and should be a key player in the Steelers’ offense. — Brooke Pryor

Chicago Bears: Chicago’s third practice camp was dominated by red zone execution. The Bears’ top two rookies were rewarded with a pair interceptions. Justin Fields as well as the first-team offense. Cornerback Kyler GordonCross-training at nickel as well as on the outside has resulted in a tip pass. Darnell Mooney However, it should be thrown behind the wide receiver. Safety Jaquan Brisker Say it when Cole Kmet He crossed his arms, and when the tight end attempted to catch the ball, he turned his head to the hips. Then he jumped for the pick.

It was a strong defense day, and there may be some competition between the Bears second-round draft picks.

“Once [Gordon] Brisker explained, “I was like, I gotta buy one now,'” Brisker replied. “There’s definitely a competition in this room between everyone with the corners, safetyties and linebackers. You know, I’m trying to be the takeaway king. Courtney Cronin

New York Giants: This is not a good day. Daniel Jones And the Giants offense. Jones and his receivers were not on the same page for large portions of Friday. Jones also made an interception for the cornerback Darnay Holmes This was the touchdown. The offensive line without center Jon Feliciano (heat-related injury), and struggled to allow consistent pressure. These are the growing pains of Brian Daboll’s new offense, which Jones and the Giants can only hope they are. — Jordan Raanan

Atlanta Falcons: Cordarrelle Patterson Knows how to entertain a crowd, especially when it is young fans. The do-everything offensive star walked up to fans twice during practice in Flowery Branch (Georgia) on Friday. He signed autographs, took pictures, and briefly chatted with them. Patterson clearly enjoyed it, and is now continuing to be the Falcons’ fan favourite. Patterson did some kick returns work and received some runs out of the backfield.

The battle at left guard will be intriguing on the field. Elijah Wilkinson The second day was a success with first-team reps, beating last year’s third round pick. Jalen Mayfield. Although it’s early to draw any conclusions about that, it’s noteworthy that they have been rotating. Drew Dalman Matt Hennessy At the center — Michael Rothstein

Washington Commanders: Second-year receiver Dyami Brown Washington needs to be a greater threat in his second season. He was a third round pick in 2021. He caught only eight passes. Washington is still impressed by his speed and he caught a great catch Friday. It was a great play by the quarterback Carson Wentz Brown was hit with a deep throw from the left side. Corner Kendall Fuller Brown was pinned to his side, so Fuller was perfectly placed to intercept the ball. Brown reached out and grabbed the ball while Fuller was reaching for it. — John Keim

Philadelphia Eagles: Quarterback Jalen Hurts The offense struggled after a strong performance in the first practice.

“It didn’t turn out well,” center Jason Kelce said.

Corner Avonte Maddox This was one of the defensive highlights. It elevated to intercept a floating Hurts Pass intended for tight end Dallas Goedert.

“It’s Day 2 at camp. Goedert stated that we’ll do it right. Tim McManus

Tennessee Titans: Rookie wide receiver Treylon Burks Another outstanding day of work was put in. His size allowed him to create separation in one-on-one practice and earn reps. When he was able to catch a couple of passes, the momentum carried over into group practice. Ryan Tannehill Traffic in the middle Turron Davidnport

Green Bay Packers: It would have been simple to say that he was the same person given his injury history. Sammy Watkins” when he joined camp on the Non-football Injury (NFI) List. After being cleared to practice on Day 3, the Packers’ veteran receiver was relieved. After a pre-camp workout, he said that he felt a “twitch” in his hamstrings.

“The next morning I ran routes and ran around. I felt great and was almost in my own head. [thinking]Watkins replied, “Man! This happened again.” But it was really nothing. On Friday, Watkins returned to practice after a half-speed practice. Watkins managed to catch some passes. Aaron Rodgers As he made his way back, he relaxed. Rob Demovsky

Kansas City Chiefs: Carlos Dunlap, a newly signed defensive end, was not present at practice. Dunlap explained to the Chiefs that he needed to rest and get things in order at home. He won’t be returning to camp until mid-week. — Adam Teicher

New England Patriots: Rookie guard Cole StrangeThe team’s first-round selection, Strange, concluded practice with an exclamation mark as coach Bill Belichick called him to join a punt-catching contest. Strange, 6’5″ and 305 pounds, collected one punt. DaMarcus Mitchell (Purdue), he failed to make his attempt. Strange caught another one with the football in his hands. The offense was wildly excited, but it didn’t win any other prizes than bragging rights. — Mike Reiss

New York Jets: Signed linebacker Kwon Alexander As he becomes more fit for football, he will be slowly brought along. Jets want him to work alone for a couple days before allowing him to join the practice fields next week. Since the end of last year, he was not signed and had no offseason program. He will start as a backup and be used in both the weakside and strongside linebacker positions.

Robert Saleh, Robert Saleh’s coach in San Francisco said “No expectations.”[He] He just needs to do the same thing he does every day, which is to bring lots of juice and lots of energy. — Rich Cimini

Carolina Panthers: The Panthers finished last season in the bottom half for scoring points before halftime. So, at practice, coach Matt Rhule gave quarterbacks their instructions. Sam Darnold Baker Mayfield Each participant had the chance to show off their skills with only 1:45 remaining. Darnold engineered the touchdown drive due to pass interference on deep passes and a circus catch made by wide receivers in the endzone. Shi Smith After the ball was tipped, a defender took possession.

Mayfield’s group scored a long field goal just before the clock expired. Carolina was also in the bottom half for red zone scoring in 2021. Darnold was 0-for-4 in his first series. Mayfield was 1-for-4. Darnold completed his first deep pass in practice with a 40-plus yard strike. Terrace Marshall Jr. — David Newton

Buffalo Bills: Safety first Micah Hyde While trying to intercept a message, he was hurt. Josh Allen pass. As Hyde came to rest, he dropped the ball. After a few seconds Hyde started safety Jordan Poyer The team’s athletic trainers came to Hyde’s aid. As Hyde was examined by multiple Bills players while the music was stopped, several Bills players sat down.

He limped off with their assistance, holding his back at one point, before he sat in the cart’s passenger seat. This took him to the locker room. Hyde is currently being evaluated for a hip/glute problem. Poyer and Hyde are undoubtedly the best safety tandem in NFL. Any time they miss would be a huge loss to this Bills defense. Jaquan Johnson Damar Hamlin Hyde will fill in the remainder of the practice. — Alaina Getzenberg

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Commanders’ Chase Young to miss at least season opener

Washington defensive end Chase Young, who suffered a knee injury late last year will miss at most the season opener. ESPN had been told by a team source that Young would be back in September at the earliest.

Cardinals’ J.J. Watt not a fan of Guardian Cap

Arizona’s Watt does not like wearing the Guardian Cap during training camp. He didn’t hesitate in sharing his opinions on Friday.

“You feel like a bobblehead,” Watt deadpanned. “Like you’re gonna fall over. I will likely be fined. This is awesome. … It’s gone 15 grand.”

All offensive and defensive linemen, tight end linebackers, tight ends, and defensive linemen must wear the Guardian Cap from training camp to the second preseason match.

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