NFL.com provides highlights and buzz from Monday's training camps across the league, including the Broncos and Courtland Sutton nearing a new deal and Panthers top pick Tetairoa McMillan turning heads with a highlight-reel grab.

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FOXBORO — The New England Patriots took the field at Gillette Stadium on Monday for the fifth day of training camp, but the first in full pads. And head coach Mike Vrabel was ready to keep moving things along.

The Baltimore Ravens bowed out in the second round of the 2025 NFL Playoffs to the Buffalo Bills as star quarterback Josh Allen and company won 27-25 in Buffalo. The tough luck loss included an uncharacteristic dropped two-point conversion attempt by Mark Andrews that would have tied the game and given quarterback Lamar Jackson a chance to work his magic down the stretch.

The Eagles still hold the top spot, but the field looks competitive as training camp kicks off. Who sits behind Philadelphia at No. 1?

The New England Patriots' quarterback revealed he's been studying a New England legend in this interview. Quarterback Drake Maye, in his second year playing for the Patriots, went on the NFL Network and talked with Rhett Lewis and Charles Davis about how the training camp is going ahead of the NFL preseason.

HBCU talent shines in 2025 NFL training camps as drafted and undrafted players earn spots. Discover the rising stars continuing the HBCU legacy.

Rochelle Searight, whose husband is Brandon Aiyuk of the San Francisco 49ers, explained why many wives and girlfriends of NFL players are "freaking out" online

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields participated in 11-on-11 practice on Monday and appears to be a "full go," according to The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt.

NFL teams can have 90 players on their rosters at the start of camp until they must be trimmed to 53 at the end of the preseason.