NFL training camps officially opened across the country, with all 32 teams reporting to their facilities as the league prepares for its 107th regular season. The Kansas City Chiefs, seeking their fourth consecutive Super Bowl appearance, opened camp with Patrick Mahomes reporting in peak condition after an intense offseason training program.
Commissioner Roger Goodell highlighted new stadium investments in Las Vegas and Nashville as the league continues to expand its footprint. Eight franchises face quarterback battles entering camp, and several star players return from injury, creating wide-open storylines across the league.
The 2026 season is scheduled to begin September 7 with a primetime clash between the Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys. The NFL announced expanded international games, including the first regular-season match in India, to be played in Mumbai in October.