As the Broncos kick off training camp this week, here’s a look at five holdovers who could find themselves on the bubble of Denver’s initial 53-man roster.

Football season is just weeks away, with the Denver Broncos' first preseason game on Aug. 9. Training camp, which is open to the public but requires tickets, starts on Friday. Here's what you need to know if you plan to attend.

Welcome to The Athletic 's live coverage as NFL training camps kicked off this week. Our reporters are scattered across the league providing the latest news, notes, happenings and more as preparations for the 2025 season continue. Follow this live experience for the latest.

The Packers released kicker Alex Hale off the non-football injury list. Hale suffered a freak injury that will sideline him several weeks.

Dallas Cowboys training camp starts on Tuesday, but before the team suits up, Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones and Brian Schottenheimer will speak with the media.

The Colts will hold training camp at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, reporting July 22 and ending Aug. 14: Schedule, tickets, parking.

As announced on Monday afternoon, the team has placed two players on the active/physically unable to perform list—including starting tight end Tommy Tremble. The 25-year-old, who is entering his fifth NFL campaign, underwent back surgery in May and is expected to start his rehabilitation work during camp.

The key players to watch on the Los Angeles Rams ' offense are pretty obvious. Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Davante Adams and Puka Nacua are the main contributors, and everyone else is either inexperienced and young or older and less productive.

Indianapolis Colts Desmond Ridder (0) prepares to throw the ball Tuesday, June 10, 2025, during NFL Colts mandatory mini camp at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center in Indiana

Bengals cornerback Dax Hill and his surgically repaired ACL will participate in first practice of training camp.

Jaylen McCollough made the Rams’ 53-man roster as an undrafted rookie last year and Dixon-Williams will try to do the same at safety. He has a 40.5-inch vertical and picked off seven passes in the last four years at UConn, totaling 258 tackles and 12 passes defensed.