NFL Training Camp 2022 Live

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Nashville is displaying a strong wrestling vibe, which has spilled onto the main stage. Tennessee TitansTraining camp for Thursday

WWE will host Summer Slam Saturday. On Sunday, Ric “The Nature Boy”, pro wrestle legend, will be performing in the ring on his last independent show. According to Turron Davenport, Flair, who is 73 years old, stopped by the Titans practice to speak with the players. This was at Mike Vrabel’s invitation. Flair was seen walking onto the field following practice, as the team played the theme music. He shared who his favorite NFL player was and suggested Vrabel could have a career in wrestling.

The 2022 NFL Training Camp Schedule has received its fair share of news, including the announcement that Thursday will be the last day of training camp. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Center Ryan Jensen A left knee injury caused him to be taken off the field. Meanwhile, Carlos Dunlap II Signed with the Kansas City ChiefsAfter, and? Cameron HeywardBen Roethlisberger was rebuffed by ”s rebuttal,’ the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback tried adding context to his claim.

Here’s the scoop on camps around the league.

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What NFL Nation reporters saw today

New England Patriots: Veteran WR DeVante Parker The play of the day was catching a back shoulder TD pass from Mac Jones As CB, near the left end zone pylon Jalen Mills It was very tight. Mills should be fair. He was wearing mitts on both his hands to prevent CBs from grabbing. These aren’t padded practices so there is no contact. Parker made an important statement nevertheless. — Mike Reiss

Jacksonville Jaguars: Cornerback Shaquill Griffin He didn’t get an interception in his 2021 season, but he did lose four potential picks. That is why he made it a priority to work on his hands in the offseason. It paid off at training camp. Griffin did a diving one-handed catch in red zone practice on Thursday to get a tip pass. Trevor Lawrence You tried to squeeze a pass into a tight end. Evan EngramBut linebacker Shaq Quarterman Griffin took it, but it was deflected by Griffin. Griffin, who signed a $40 million three-year contract in March 2021, stated that he had been trying for 75-100 balls per days. — Mike DiRocco

Washington Commanders: The offense of the Commanders was not sharp on Thursday, particularly in the passing game. Too much pressure on the defense, too many hands in passing lanes, and too many errors. But late in practice quarterback Carson Wentz He showed off his arm while attempting to catch a deep-ball for a rookie receiver Jahan DotsonHe was hit in stride by the corner’s tight coverage, hitting him on a throw of approximately 40 yards Benjamin St-Juste. Dotson was also highlighted in this play, as he maintained leverage while making an over-the shoulder catch. Dotson has been remarkable since the spring. — John Keim

Los Angeles Chargers: Chargers star safety Derwin James Jr. As negotiations for a contract extension are ongoing, James did not practice on the second consecutive day. James is still participating in the practice walk-throughs. Edge rusher Joey Bosa Two years ago, he went through the contract procedure and said that he has spoken to James about the situation. Bosa, a two-time Pro Bowl pick, said that James was doing the right thing. Bosa stated that James deserves all the rewards he gets. “He puts in 100 per cent every single day the fact he’s here, coaching the boys, fully involved, 100 per cent locked in every day, it obviously matters a lot for all of us.” James will earn $9 million for the final season under his rookie contract.

Atlanta Falcons: It’s been only two days but it’s already quarterback Marcus Mariota It has been a good experience. According to unofficial calculations Mariota has completed 24 passes so far in camp. However, many of these passes have been short passes and he was saved a few times Thursday by some nice plays from his tight ends. Anthony Firkser With a single-handed, diving catch Rookie QB Desmond Ridder Also, it seems like he has a better handle on the offense — a deep to Drake London He was particularly sparkling on Thursday — but he also kept the ball too long in several instances. Mariota will be their number one, which is what the Falcons have indicated. It’s going be an exciting competition to watch. — Michael Rothstein

Top NFL news for the day

Bucs starting center Ryan Jensen carted off with knee injury

Ryan Jensen was taken off the field with a left knee injury during Thursday’s training camp.

Todd Bowles, the Bucs coach said that Jensen will have an MRI done to determine the extent of the injury. Jason Licht, general manager, said that due to swelling, the team might not receive a diagnosis for several days.

Jensen has been a Bucs offensive line fixture for five seasons and the injury occurred during a team period. The mood quickly turned dark.

Kansas City Chiefs signing Carlos Dunlap, agent says

Drew Rosenhaus, an agent for the Kansas City Chiefs said that veteran defensive end Carlos Dunlap has signed a one-year contract worth as much as $8 million with them.

The Chiefs finished 29th in the league in sacks and were 29th overall. They also lost veteran Melvin Ingram, their top pass rusher, to free agency by the Miami Dolphins.

Big Ben clarifies ‘me-first’ comments

In an interview with local radio station, Ben Roethlisberger said that the lack of playoff success was due to “me first” players.

Roethlisberger stated to 102.5 DVE that he should have been more specific and detailed. “It’s not the norm for most guys to be that way.”

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