Strong performances and contract discussions headline today’s news as Jacoby Brissett<\/strong> practices with the Cardinals<\/strong> amid ongoing talks for a new deal. Although Brissett is seeking a raise as the team\u2019s presumed starter, he remains committed on the field while negotiations progress.<\/p>\n In other quarterback news, Shedeur Sanders<\/strong> is reportedly impressing Browns<\/strong> coaches with his grasp of the offense, further intensifying the competition for the starting position against Deshaun Watson<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Panthers<\/strong> face a significant setback as linebacker Nic Scourton<\/strong> has been ruled out for the season after suffering a torn ACL during the first practice of training camp. The team has provided support for Scourton, who left the field in tears.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Quinshon Judkins<\/strong> of the Browns<\/strong> will have no limitations as training camp begins, a positive sign for the team’s running back depth.<\/p>\n The Raiders<\/strong> have signed 2026 No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza<\/strong> to a four-year contract worth $57.27 million, fully guaranteed. This deal marks a significant investment in the rookie quarterback as he prepares for his debut season.<\/p>\n Additionally, the Giants<\/strong> announced that wide receiver Malik Nabers<\/strong> is not expected to start training camp on the PUP list, a positive update as the team gears up for the season.<\/p>\n Mike LaFleur<\/strong>, coach of the Jets<\/strong>, praises rookie Jeremiyah Love<\/strong> for his maturity and presence in the locker room. LaFleur’s confidence in Love points to his potential impact on the team’s upcoming season.<\/p>\n On another note, Dave Canales<\/strong>, head coach of the Panthers<\/strong>, commented favorably on running back Jonathon Brooks<\/strong>, expressing that he looks impressive and reminiscent of his previous performances.<\/p>\n As training camp heats up, discussions surrounding player rankings have intensified. Jesse Minter<\/strong>, the Ravens<\/strong> defensive coordinator, expressed strong support for quarterback Lamar Jackson<\/strong>, stating that there may not be 68 players better than him in the league, in response to Jackson’s recent drop in the NFL Top 100 list.<\/p>\n Nick Bosa<\/strong> has also broken his silence on social media, sharing his agreement with the decision to part ways with ESPN analyst Ryan Clark, indicating a growing trend of players expressing opinions on media narratives.<\/p>\nInjury Reports<\/h2>\n
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