New Cowboys backup quarterback Joe Milton struggled on Tuesday, but took a step forward in his second training camp practice. He had a big pass to tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford and connected a few times with wide receiver Jonathan Mingo, including a deep pass where Mingo made a very contested catch.

This past Tuesday, the Cowboys held their first practice of their 2025 training camp schedule, and second-year defensive end Marshawn Kneeland stole the show after a beautiful interception from quarterback Dak Prescott. Day 2'a show stealer is from the offensive side of the ball, tight end Jake Ferguson, who is looking for a bounce-back year.

Here are the five standout players from the first practice:

Asked after day one of Seahawks training camp how the offense is progressing, coach Mike Macdonald didn’t hesitate: “We’re right on schedule."

Here's everything you might have missed from day one of Cleveland Browns training camp, including where things stand in the team's quarterback competition

With the departure of Camryn Bynum in free agency, the rotation at safety for the Vikings was undetermined but we may have an idea of it all now.

Bo Melton had been splitting practice time between receiver and cornerback, but with the start of training camp he’s working full time on defense.

Standing high above his perch overlooking the field, Owner Mark Davis watched Pete Carroll’s first practice of his first Las Vegas Raiders Train

Ringo is a candidate for the starting cornerback job opposite of Quinyon Mitchell, and had the majority of the first-team reps at outside cornerback when the Eagles were in nickel defense (which Philadelphia runs a majority of the time). The first impression wasn't ideal.

Football is officially back, and fans showed up in full force to support the Patriots as training camp kicked off at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday.

The Baltimore Ravens hope to take a step forward in 2025 after falling short of the Super Bowl last season. A Divisional Round loss to the Buffalo Bills sent the Ravens home early last year, and general manager Eric DeCosta has made significant changes in hopes of a deeper run.