Dolphins WR Greg Camarillo isn’t conceding anything in the battle for a starting job.
Patriots WR Randy Moss proved he’s ready for the season with his performance on Friday night.
The battle for the third running back spot will be one to watch as the Bengals prepare to pare their roster.
The third and fourth preseason games will be important as the Texans sort out the starters on their defense.
How will the position battles on the Jaguars offensive line shake out for the season opener?
The Broncos are going to emphasize ball security when making choices about kick returners.
Some first-teamers will play for the Eagles on Thursday, an indication that they haven’t locked up starting spots yet.
Redskins QB Jason Campbell was better against the Patriots on Friday night, but coach Jim Zorn still sees room for improvement.
David Haugh of the Chicago Tribune compliments Bears QB Jay Cutler for taking the high road in advance of his return to Denver.
The Packers haven’t been able to get the candidates for their third running back spot many reps during preseason games.
Vikings T Phil Loadholt’s status for Monday night’s game is unclear because of a leg injury.
Buccaneers QB Byron Leftwich accepts that part of his job as starting quarterback is to act as a mentor for Josh Freeman.
Said Cardinals QB Kurt Warner of Friday night’s loss to the Packers, “Everyone has got to feel it, and everybody has to understand, and
everybody has to take it upon themselves not to let it happen again.”
The Rams have prioritized the run this preseason as part of the effort to create a new identity.
I still think that the Packer coaching staff vastly overrates Ryan Grant’s status as a no. 1 running back. I hope that next year they have the foresight to bring in a stud that pushes Grant the starting gig. There’s plenty available in the second and third round.
Only 14 teams deserve mentioning? Psh… your slacking Alper.