LOS ANGELES (AP) — Defensive end Myles Garrett was held out of the Los Angeles Rams' joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday, while wide receiver Puka Nacua left the workout early because of an apparent injury.
Sean McVay said Garrett did not participate as a precaution because of swelling in his knee, which has the two-time AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year who was acquired in a blockbuster trade in June feeling 85% healthy, according to his new head coach. Garrett missed time earlier in training camp because of what McVay described as lower body soreness.
The Rams are still learning how to manage Garrett's workload in practice. The Cleveland Browns limited reps for Garrett later on in his tenure, allowing him to play in 83 of a possible 85 games over his final five seasons there.
"I don't know what 100% is going to look like, but it must be pretty good if that's 85%," McVay said. "He's so tough, he wanted to be able to be out there. ... There's nothing to be concerned about. It was just kind of us erring on the side of caution. There wasn't any setbacks, anything like that."
Nacua came out of practice accompanied by team trainers, but McVay did not have an update on what happened to his No. 1 receiver who had 129 receptions for 1,715 yards and 10 touchdowns last season.

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The Tennessee ******* ans and San Francisco 49ers had a scrappy joint practice on Aug. 11 in Santa Clara.
The ******* ans offense and 49ers defense were especially chippy during team practice periods during several points after plays.
"As y'all could see, the energy was hot from the first play," Carnell Tate said.
Starting left tackle Dan Moore and depth offensive tackle Austin Deculus was each thrown out of practice in different scuffles throughout the 11-on-11 periods.
Titans coach Robert Saleh has implemented a rule during training camp about throwing punches. Jeffery Simmons was kicked out of practice after throwing a punch in a scuffle with JC Latham on Aug. 4.

#throwing #francisco #clara

Matthew Stafford is neither a trainer nor a doctor. But as a quarterback entering his 18th pro season, he has an idea of what a serious injury looks like.
Head coach Sean McVay did not have a real update on why Puka Nacua left Tuesday's joint practice with the Cowboys, and Stafford didn't know much about it either. But he also did not get any indication that Nacua's injury was significant.
"I did not [see what happened]," Stafford said, via Lindsey Thiry of ESPN. "I'm not really sure what the issue was, but **** ody ran up to me in a panic, so I don't think it was anything too major."
That's not confirmation that nothing serious happened to Nacua. But it is a positive signal when there isn't any other concrete information.
Nacua caught 129 passes for 1,7115 yards with 10 touchdowns last season.

#season #happened #mcvay

Jets cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers was transported in an ambulance to a local hospital after losing consciousness during a joint practice with the Buccaneers.
Jets coach Aaron Glenn said after practice that Stiggers was conscious and talking on the field. Stiggers also received an IV before being taken by stretcher to the waiting ambulance.
The Jets have not updated Stiggers' condition.
Glenn said Stiggers "came to the sideline, and he just passed out."
"For the most part, he was good," Glenn said, via Rich Cimini of ESPN.

#qwan 'tez #buccaneers #rich

Kaia Gerber opened up to Vogue about being compared to her mom, Cindy Crawford
The 24-year-old actress said she struggled with "disordered eating" and dealt with criticism about her image
In a 2023 interview with PEOPLE, Crawford said Gerber has a "good head on her shoulders" when it comes to handling fame and maintaining her private life
Kaia Gerber has opened up about her struggles with body image amid her and her family's lives in the spotlight.
The Shards actress and her costar Homer Gere both talked about being the subjects of online fodder because of how they look during a joint cover interview for Vogue's September 2026 issue. For her part, Gerber spoke about growing up with being compared to her famous supermodel mom, Cindy Crawford, which eventually impacted her mental health.

#gerber #crawford #vogue

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Footballs and fists were thrown. Trash talk was hurled throughout, too.
It all made for one competitive and, at times, heated joint practice for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets on Tuesday.
The first of four scuffles started, according to Bucs right tackle Luke Goedeke, when Jets rookie edge rusher David Bailey called him out during 1-on-1 drills because he wanted to go up against him.
"And lost," Goedeke said of Bailey.
The two lined up against each other several times and the No. 2 overall draft pick appeared to mostly get the better of the veteran O-lineman. They stalemated on one and Bailey appeared to pat Goedeke on the helmet. It set off a fracas that included Goedeke and Bailey taking swings at each other and players from both sides jumping in.

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Cristiano Ronaldo is a married man!
The soccer icon confirmed that he married his fiancée, Georgina Rodriguez. In a joint post on Instagram, the couple shared a photo of their hands placed over each other with their gold wedding bands.
The newlyweds captioned the photo, "CG," adding a red heart emoji in between their initials.
According to a press release obtained by People, the couple got married in a civil ceremony on August 11, 2026, in Cascais, Portugal.

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The **** ans plan to play their starters in Thursday's preseason opener against the 49ers, but they won't have many first-stringers lined up against them.
49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said at a press conference on Tuesday that the team will be sitting most of its starters.
"There won't be many starters playing," Shanahan said. "We'll see, with injuries today and stuff — and that doesn't mean none. But we've got to balance that out. We haven't told the players yet, so we'll wait until we do that with them this afternoon."
Shanahan's decision was likely impacted by Tuesday's joint practice between the teams, but the 49ers have several players that would likely be sitting due to injury even if they went with a different plan. Wide receiver Mike Evans suited up for practice on Tuesday for the first time in over a week while running back Christian McCaffrey and defensive end Nick Bosa headlined the list of players who remained out.

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Los Angeles Rams wide reciever Puka Nacua left Tuesday's practice early with trainer Reggie Scott and did not return.
Nacua is in a contract year, and he is set to become the highest-paid wide reciever in the NFL, but he may already be injured.
According to head coach Sean McVay, Nacua did in fact leave early, though there is no information on his injury, and the coach does not know what led to it.
The Rams were hosting the Cowboys for a joint practice since both teams are in the LA area for their training camps, with Dallas basing out of Oxnard for the preseason.
Jul 29, 2026; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua (12) speaks to media after training camp at Loyola Marymount University. Mandatory Credit: Kiyoshi Mio-Imagn Images

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Colts quarterback Daniel Jones wasn't always able to trust his receivers to get open in Tuesday's joint practice against New England.
Even with the Patriots' top two cornerbacks, Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis III, standing on the sidelines, there were often times when Jones had to hold the ball and wait for receivers to get open, particularly in the red zone.
But he always has Tyler Warren there to save the day.
When Jones needed a completion Tuesday, he often looked for the second-year tight end, a bruising, physical force who gave the Patriots' secondary trouble all day long. Indianapolis and New England finished Tuesday's joint practice by putting the No. 1 and No. 2 offenses for each team into a critical end-of-game situation — 1:12 on the clock, an entire field to drive, in need of a touchdown.
Jones beat the blitz by hitting Warren up the seam on his first throw, then picked up a big chunk by finding Warren coming free over the middle and launched a ball deep for Warren in contested coverage. Warren went up, beat the safety and pulled the ball down at the 5-yard line.

#warren #england #joint #practice

Riley Burruss is adjusting to a new family dynamic after her mom, Kandi Burruss, and Todd Tucker ended their marriage. She says the change has not been easy for the family. However, Riley says Todd is still supportive of her. She recently opened up about their relationship in New York City.
Riley spoke with TMZ in New York City on Monday about life after Kandi and Todd's split. She said she is still getting used to her relationship with her stepdad. Riley described divorce as "never easy" and said they are all feeling the change. Despite the split, she said Todd still has her back.
Kandi and Todd met while filming The Real Housewives of Atlanta and married in 2014. The former couple divorced in November after 11 years of marriage. Their divorce included a bitter back-and-forth. During the proceedings, Kandi initially requested joint custody of their children. She later amended her request to sole custody after Todd requested primary custody.
The former couple continued to dispute custody for months after their split. They eventually reached an agreement during divorce proceedings in March 2026. Kandi and Todd told the court they had reached a full and final settlement. Their agreement gave them joint legal and physical custody of their two children, bringing the divorce battle to an end.
With the divorce settled, Riley is now adjusting to the family changes that followed. She says Todd still supports her despite his split from Kandi. She made it clear that her relationship with Todd remains strong despite his divorce from her mother.

#kandi #riley #custody #relationship

The Tennessee ****** ans will play "everyone" in the team's preseason opener against the San Francisco 49ers on Aug. 13, Robert Saleh said on Aug. 11.
That will include starters on both sides of the ball, and for more than a few plays.
"I don't want to put a number on it," Saleh said, "but it's not just a series."
Cam Ward started all three preseason games last year in his rookie season.
The two teams competed in a joint practice in Santa Clara, a couple days before the preseason Week 1 game.

#saleh #santa #clara

Jake Browning was slated to start at quarterback for the Buccaneers in Thursday's preseason game against the Jets, but those plans may have to change.
Per multiple reports from Tuesday's joint practice with the Jets, Browning had to leave the field during team drills. The quarterback was described as walking gingerly as he made his way off to meet with members of the training staff.
During a post-practice press conference, head coach Todd Bowles confirmed that the plan was for Browning to start and said he didn't have an update on his condition.
"Not at this time, no," Bowles said.
Connor Bazelak replaced Browning in the practice. Rookie Jalon Daniels is the fourth quarterback in Tampa and may join Bazelak as the only available quarterbacks Thursday because Baker Mayfield will not play.

#bazelak #start #todd

The Rams may have an injury concern with one of their top offensive players.
Via multiple reporters, head coach Sean McVay said after Tuesday's joint practice with the Cowboys that receiver Puka Nacua had to exit the session early with the team's training staff.
McVay was not sure of the reason for Nacua's exit when he spoke to the media.
Entering his fourth season, Nacua led the league with 129 receptions and 107.2 yards per game last year. He finished with 1,715 yards and 10 touchdowns in 16 games, receiving first-team AP All-Pro honors for the first time.
Additionally, McVay noted that edge rusher Myles Garrett did not participate on Tuesday because he is still dealing with some swelling in his knee. McVay said that Garrett is at about 85 percent and has not had a setback.

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Buccaneers offensive tackle Luke Goedeke got into a practice-field skirmish in a joint practice with the Jets today, and afterward he said he'll never back down to anyone.
Goedeke said the trouble began when Jets rookie David Bailey challenged him during a one-on-one drill, lost and shoved him.
"He called me out in one-on-ones and wanted to go against me and lost," Goedeke said of Bailey. "And then tried shoving me after that, and 52 [Kingsley Enagbare] I believe came from the side and just cheap-shotted me. That didn't start practice warm and fuzzy, that's for sure."
Goedeke grabbed a Jets player's helmet and threw it, which he admitted afterward was the kind of thing that would get him flagged in a game.
"Obviously not the greatest decision by me, but with that being said, I'm always going to defend my players and defend myself for that matter," Goedeke said. "I'm not gonna get punked and not do anything about it on the football field. That comes with the game, especially in joint practices, you see stuff like this all the time. You try to limit it and make sure it doesn't happen in a game. But I'm always going to stick up for my guys and stick up for myself, I don't care what happens."

#goedeke #Jets #joint #sure

The New Orleans Saints might not have planned to rely heavily on Jeremiah Wright immediately. However, as training camp has progressed, injuries appear to be accelerating the rookie right guard's development. The Saints lost veteran lineman Dillon Radunz for the season after he suffered a torn ACL in practice. The injury removed an experienced and versatile reserve from the equation, creating an opportunity for Wright to earn meaningful snaps earlier than initially anticipated. The Saints selected the 6-foot-5, 331-pound Wright with pick No. 132 overall in April's draft. After missing a couple of practices himself, the former Auburn Tigers starter returned to the field on Tuesday and immediately caught head coach Kellen Moore's attention.
"Good player, physical player," Moore Moore told local reporters after practice on Tuesday. "I thought today, getting back in there, he showed the same physicality that he showed early in camp."
Moore expects Wright to receive extensive work during the Saints' upcoming joint practices and preseason games. Those reps will give the coaching staff a better indication of whether he's prepared to contribute once the regular season begins: "I love what he's doing right now, and he's playing some really good football."
Wright said he'll be prepared whenever that opportunity arrives. He pointed to his work with veteran guard David Edwards as an important part of refining his technique and learning how to use his natural power.
"Sometimes I'm an aggressive guy, so I can overdo it," Wright said on Tuesday. "But with him, it's just being under control — controlled aggression — and getting to my spot."

#wright #season

The Jacksonville Jaguars open up the preseason on the road against the New Orleans Saints this coming Saturday. So will we see any of the starters in that contest?
"No. Not in Week 1, for sure," Liam Coen said after Tuesday's practice.
The Jaguars and Saints will hold a joint practice on Thursday, which likely factors into Coen's decision to not play his starters.
These practice sessions provide key players with game-like reps and different looks, but take place in a somewhat controlled environment.
This year, unlike last, the Jaguars also aren't implementing new offensive and defensive schemes, so the need to bank in-game reps isn't as significant as it might have been in 2025.

#jaguars #saints #starters

The Miami Dolphins have the day off on Tuesday, as they travel up the East Coast ahead of their joint practice session and preseason meeting with the Washington Commanders later in the week.
With that, the Dolphins released their first unofficial depth chart since Jeff Hafley took over for Mike McDaniel as the team's head coach earlier this offseason.
There are several interesting points about this first depth chart, even though it's unofficial.
Tight end Ben Sims is listed a hybric fullback, which would make it less likely that DJ Herman cracks the 53-man roster if they can have one player fill multiple spots.
Third-round pick Caleb Douglas is listed with the starters. He's earned it through the first two weeks of camp, but it's good to see him get that recognition.

#unofficial #Miami

On CNBC's Mad Money's August 3 episode, host Jim Cramer highlighted PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) as one of the standout performers in the S&P 500 during July as it gained 32.5%. While noting operational improvements under Chief Executive Officer Enrique Lores, Cramer focused on the market reaction surrounding a reported buyout proposal from private fintech competitor Stripe and private equity partner Advent International:
Third best performing in the S&P 500… in July… PayPal. That's up 32.5%. Now, while the company's certainly doing much better under Enrique Lores than its previous CEO. The stock roared because PayPal apparently got a takeover overture from the giant private fintech company called Stripe, with the backing also of a big private equity firm. Now, they haven't agreed to anything, but it hasn't been shot down. Quizzical.
Reports of a joint buyout offer from Stripe and Advent International valued PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) at approximately $53 billion, or $60.50 per share, a significant premium over its pre-announcement trading price. The acquisition attempt represents a rare role reversal, in which a private fintech firm, backed by major financial investors, is trying to buy out an established market leader.
While both platforms dominate online commerce processing, PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) and Stripe represent contrasting business architectures and growth trajectories within fintech. PayPal operates as a consumer-facing ecosystem with hundreds of millions of active digital wallets alongside its merchant services. That dual-sided model gives PayPal deep brand recognition, yet leaves it exposed to changing consumer payment preferences and margin pressure in basic checkout processing.
Stripe functions as developer-first infrastructure, embedding payment capabilities directly into application software, SaaS platforms, and enterprise marketplaces. While PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) relies on legacy brand equity and consumer wallet engagement, Stripe built its market share by serving software engineers and digital businesses. Combining the two firms would pair PayPal's massive global network and consumer base with Stripe's strength among software developers, though clearing regulatory scrutiny and merging their massive tech systems would pose major challenges.

#holdings #pypl #Equity

New York Jets cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers was taken to a hospital via ambulance after passing out during a joint training camp practice, coach Aaron Glenn said.
Stiggers received medical attention after returning to the sideline, Glenn said, but was later conscious and talking. The Jets' Aug. 11 practice was the first of a two-day joint session against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, whom the team will face in a preseason game on Aug. 14.
"I want to make sure I see him after this, just to make sure I'm good with everything," Glenn said in a news conference after practice. "But for the most part, he was good."

#stiggers

The Baltimore Ravens won't have to wait until the regular season to see how their defense responds to one of the NFL's most difficult quarterbacks to contain. Minnesota has named Kyler Murray its starting quarterback, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The decision adds another layer of intrigue to Baltimore's upcoming trip to Minnesota for two joint practices with the Vikings.
Following Saturday's preseason matchup against the Eagles at M&T Bank Stadium, the Ravens will practice against Minnesota on Aug. 19 and 20 before the teams meet in a preseason game at U.S. Bank Stadium on Aug. 22. The practice sessions could provide Baltimore's starters with their most valuable work against an opposing offense before Week 1.
Murray's arm talent alone would make the two practices worthwhile for Baltimore's secondary. His ability to escape pressure, extend plays and create outside the structure of an offense will test every level of Jesse Minter's defense.
Marlon Humphrey, Nate Wiggins, Chidobe Awuzie, Kyle Hamilton and Malaki Starks will be challenged to remain disciplined when Murray leaves the pocket. Coverage responsibilities don't disappear once the original play breaks down. They often become more difficult as receivers adjust their routes and defenders are forced to cover for an additional three or four seconds.
That will make communication essential. Baltimore's defensive backs have consistently disrupted the passing game during training camp, but facing Murray and Minnesota's collection of pass catchers will offer a more revealing evaluation than competing against the same teammates every day.

#minnesota #murray #Ravens #difficult

Ahead of the Colts's joint practice Tuesday morning with the New England Patriots, Colts general manager Chris Ballard gave reporters an update on wide receiver Alec Pierce's rehab from late-March ankle surgery. Ballard said Pierce has had no setbacks in his recovery and had not received an additional platelet-rich plasma injection in his ankle since his surgery.
Ballard said Pierce's rehab process has "had its ups and downs" as the receiver "finds his new normal."
"We feel good about where he's at. We feel positivly about where' he's headed," Ballard said.
The Colts GM said the team is taking Pierce's recovery process "day-by-day" and would not offer any timeline on when he might return. Ballard said the team's plan still is for Pierce to return in time for the team's regular season opener Sept. 13 at Lucas Oil Stadium against the Ravens.
Separately, Ballard said that cornerback Charvarius Ward experienced back pain and irritation following Sunday's practice and did not travel with the team to New England. He will not participate in either this week's joint practice or Thursday's preseason opener.

#england #colts #pierce #rehab

FOXBOROUGH -- The Colts hold their first joint practice, traveling to Foxboro, Mass., to face the New England Patriots. IndyStar Insider Joel A. Erickson will have all the highlights from the workout here.
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The Colts will be camping from July 29 to Aug. 20. A ticket is required to attend, go to colts.com/camp to claim tickets. Primetime practices cost $5, all other practices are free. Parking is $5 in advance, $10 on site. All practices are free to children 17 and under. Dates and time are subject to change. Colts City is an area adjacent to the practice field with activities, cool down stations, and more for fans attending practice.

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FOXBOROUGH -- The Colts hold their first joint practice, traveling to Foxboro, Mass., to face the New England Patriots. IndyStar Insider Joel A. Erickson will have all the highlights from the workout here.
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The Baltimore Ravens have completed more than a week of physical training camp practices. Saturday's preseason opener against the Philadelphia Eagles will provide Jesse Minter and his staff with a different type of evaluation.
The question is how many established starters will participate.
Baltimore has several stars with nothing to prove during an exhibition game. The Ravens also have newcomers learning new systems, rookies competing for important roles and several position battles that won't be settled until later in the preseason. Here is an early projection of which Ravens could sit and which players have legitimate reasons to play against Philadelphia.
Jackson hasn't appeared in a preseason game since 2021, and there is little reason to believe Baltimore will change its approach Saturday.
Declan Doyle's new offense creates an argument for giving Jackson limited work, but the Ravens can generate valuable repetitions during three upcoming joint practices. Protecting their two-time MVP should remain the priority.

#jackson

Prince Harry is reportedly "working overtime" to persuade Meghan Markle to reconsider a decision as speculation over the couple's future ties to the UK continues. The Sussexes' relationship with Britain remains under constant scrutiny, with their links to the country spanning royal family matters, security arrangements, and public appearances.
Prince Harry is reportedly concerned about what lies ahead following his recent trip to the UK.
The Duke of Sussex is keen to reconcile with King Charles and the Royal Family, and is urging Meghan Markle to get on board.
Per a source cited by Heat World, "Harry is working overtime to change her mind, and it's becoming quite the saga as they continue to **** heads over differing priorities. Harry really wants her there with him when he goes in September."
The insider further said, "He feels like it's crucial they build on the momentum from the last visit and having her there by his side will send the message loud and clear that they're both being welcomed back."
They added that a joint stay at Buckingham Palace would signal King Charles' approval of Meghan Markle. The 41-year-old believes that it would significantly improve her standing with the UK public.

#harry #family

The training wheels are about to come off for the New England Patriots' rookie class. After 13 training camp practices of only going up against their themselves and their veteran teammates, they now will get a chance to hit somebody else.
That somebody else is the Indianapolis Colts, who are in Foxborough on Tuesday for a two-hour joint session. It projects to be the most competitive practice of the summer thus far, and a new experience for the first-year players on New England's roster.
"That'll be the real taste of the NFL going against a different team," said offensive tackle Caleb Lomu.
Lomu, who projects to spend his rookie season as the third offensive tackle behind starters Will Campbell and Morgan Moses, last competed against other players in late November. That day, he played 59 snaps as Utah's left tackle in a 31-21 win over Kansas.
There are obvious differences between that game and Tuesday's practice. Nonetheless, the first-round draft pick is looking forward to the upcoming challenge.

#lomu #somebody

Following training camp, the Los Angeles Rams are set to take a major step in their preparations for the season, holding two joint practices and three preseason games. These will mark the first time the Rams go up against another team, providing a better evaluation of the roster.
As the team transitions to their physically demanding preseason schedule, here are five lessons we learned from training camp.
Myles Garrett was dominant throughout camp, while Trent McDuffie displayed the versatility and playmaking ability that make him one of the NFL's best. Jaylen Watson could cover every possible pass catcher the Rams put on the field. The defense dominated the latter portions of camp and the trio is a big reason why.
However, the greater impact is how they have elevated the pieces already on the field. Emmanuel Forbes Jr. and Kam Kinchens looked vastly improved. One would have to point to their teammates as a big factor in why.
Sean McVay virtually confirmed Bennett's role as a backup, with Ty Simpson set to play in preseason, while Bennett's participation remains in doubt. When Jimmy Garoppolo was the Rams' backup, he didn't play in preseason, alluding to Bennett likely being Matthew Stafford's backup in 2026.

#angeles

The Baltimore Ravens will host the Philadelphia Eagles in Saturday night's preseason opener, providing the first look at Jesse Minter's team against an NFL opponent.
Whether Lamar Jackson will be part of that debut remains uncertain.
Minter hasn't announced a plan for Jackson or Baltimore's other established starters. The decision presents an interesting debate because the Ravens are installing a new offense under coordinator Declan Doyle while adjusting to a new coaching staff. Jackson would benefit from facing an unfamiliar defense. Baltimore must weigh those potential gains against the obvious risk of injury to its franchise quarterback from playing in an exhibition game.
Jackson's last preseason appearance came in 2021. The Ravens have become increasingly cautious with their most important players, preferring to generate competitive work during training camp and joint practices.
Baltimore has three joint practices scheduled later this summer. The Ravens will work against the Minnesota Vikings before the second preseason game and host the Washington Commanders ahead of the finale. Those sessions can provide Jackson with game-like repetitions in a more controlled environment. According to Baltimore's official website, joint practices are one reason most starters could remain sidelined until Week 1.

#jackson #preseason

The Tennessee ******* ans will be in Santa Clara for a joint practice and preseason game with the San Francisco 49ers this week, and some of the critical position battles will get a chance to take center stage. However, one of those may already be decided.
When training camp opened, the battles along the interior of the offensive line at center and right guard were two of the most anticipated, but after only two weeks, it appears that free agent addition Austin Schlottmann is close to having the center job locked up. At least, that was one of the big takeaways from ESPN's Turron Davenport in his latest intel report.
The center position is still a competition, but it seems like veteran Austin Schlottmann will win the job. Left guard Peter Skoronski said Schlottmann has helped accelerate his learning process because of their time together with the ******* ans, when they were with the Giants. Pat Coogan continues to get early reps but has struggled at times with off-target snaps to Mitchell Trubisky during team periods.
This was also backed up by the release of the ******* ans' first depth chart of the preseason, which lists Pat Coogan behind veteran Andre James and Schlottmann. While the depth chart is fluid at this stage, Davenport isn't the only dedicated observer of training camp who has made that ******* ertion after the first two weeks, and it sounds like the right call.
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