NFL Training Camp Tour

“Just to have him on our side, man, and don’t have to face him twice a year, it’s extraordinary,” Jackson said on NFL Radio.

“We had him miked up, and he says a lot more in the huddle than I thought he would,” the Patriots head coach said.

“She’s changed my life, and it’s something I never thought was possible,” the QB said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.

“It’s fun to work with a young guy and try to help him out,” the quarterback told SiriusXM NFL Radio.

The Giants quarterback spoke with SiriusXM NFL Radio at training camp.

Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, and more joined the Town Hall hosted by Bruce Murray and Alex Smith.

The four-time Pro Bowler also discussed his veteran leadership.

The All-Pro running back expects to be ready for Week 1 of the regular season.

“Not a lot of guys can take what we install and what we talk about in meeting rooms and put it on the field immediately,” Burrow told SiriusXM NF...

“I love his edge that he has,” Wilson told SiriusXM NFL Radio.

“There’s never going to be another Larry … I’m just trying to be the next me,” he told SiriusXM NFL Radio.

“This guy is ultra, ultra competitive,” Mayo told SiriusXM NFL Radio of Maye.

“It’s different for me, but I think it’s maybe a good thing,” Carr told SiriusXM NFL Radio.

“I think pressure comes from not being ready. Pressure comes from not having confidence,” Williams told SiriusXM NFL Radio.

He also discussed the team’s focus on attention to detail in this interview.

“When you wear this star on your chest, they’re gonna make a story out of anything,” Prescott said.

“It’s not something that anyone will ever accomplish by themselves,” Hurts said.

“He’s throwing the ball the best I’ve seen him in the year and a half I’ve been with Trevor,” said Pederson.

The Packers head coach addressed QB Jordan Love’s development, the team’s defense, and youthful receiving corps.

“He’s a big old guy, he’s huge… he’s a giant and it’s hard to get around him. It’s hard to get through him,” ...

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“I don’t think there’s, other than the quarterback, there’s nobody maybe the center, but there’s nobody doing more on the field...

“I definitely want to talk more, just show my teammates that I do want to talk, I do want to lead,” said Jefferson

“He’s done a tremendous job just being able to… learn and understand where he’s supposed to be and how his route helps other guys....

“He’s been knocked over more times probably than he’s ever been combined in football this offseason, to try to train how to fall.”

Stafford also tackled his leadership role and issues that plagued the team last year.

Kupp, who missed 8 games last season, left the field unexpectedly yesterday.

“But again, [Dalton Kincaid] just knows his spots. He’s very fluid in and out of cuts. He catches the ball from his body very well.”

“It’s always an interesting conversation with me… I want our team to be successful. I want guys to go and contribute to the offense, you kn...

“We want to start fast, we want to play fast. We want to execute, but having guys with speed, the room for error is just that much and that small.̶...

“You’re always looking to have an explosive play downfield. And, you know, [DJ Moore is] smart, he’s coming in, really hasn’t made an...

The Patriots legend appeared on SiriusXM NFL Radio.

“It’s definitely exciting to have these new coaches, just to develop a culture here with the Arizona Cardinals and just develop little intricate ...

“We’re hoping he makes that jump [in his third year]. Like he said, he wanted to throw for 4,000 yards.”

He also talked about his relationship (and hitting the golf course) with his new head coach, Bruce Arians.

The Kansas City Chiefs receiver predicts “a whole lot of big plays” in the team’s new-look offense.

As the cornerback explains, the Seattle defense won’t settle for simply being “good.”

Joseph is Miller’s third coach since the linebacker joined the Broncos as the second overall draft pick in 2011.

In the aftermath of Super Bowl LI, Coach Quinn didn’t know what he would face when his team reported to training camp.

Osweiler didn’t allow his roller-coaster career to get the better of him.

Cousins realized he can’t allow it to take away from where his attention needs to be: playing quarterback.

But for all of his enthusiasm, Watt intends to be sensible and not do anything that would result in re-injury

Peterson also said he is developing a “consistent” relationship with starting running back Mark Ingram.