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Publication by EssentiallySports | July 24, 2026 | Edition #484 |
Hey Folks,
A fresh start with the Ravens was supposed to give one young quarterback another shot in the NFL. He had joined the team this offseason, hoping to earn a spot behind Lamar Jackson. But even before he got that chance, his time in Baltimore has now come to an abrupt end.
This is one of the rare cases of a high-profile college star not even making it to camp.
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Training camps have officially kicked off now! Here are 5 key takeaways from the recent sessions:
Panthers LB Nic Scourton was carted off the field after suffering a torn ACL in his right knee.
Cardinals projected starting QB Jacoby Brissett took part in practice despite his ongoing contract dispute.
With Panthers RT Taylor Moton sidelined by a medical issue, rookie Monroe Freeling opened camp as the team's starting right tackle.
Cardinals G Isaiah Adams was on the field and taking first-team reps after turning himself in to police over the weekend.
Panthers CB Jaycee Horn was doing some calisthenics on the field after starting camp on the non-football injury list (foot).
Cam Newton once stepped away from football to host his own Nickelodeon series. In 2016, All In with Cam Newton connected children with experts to help them chase their biggest dreams. Across 20 episodes, the former NFL MVP took part in each challenge as the kids’ “ultimate sidekick.”
The experience even led Newton to confront his fear of snakes. “I’m not afraid to take chances,” he said, hoping the show would inspire kids to believe they could achieve anything.
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