NFL community reacts to Clemson's win over Bama

The Cleveland Browns announced on Wednesday that quarterback Deshaun Watson is scheduled to start the team's preseason opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Friday night.

The No. 9 Lions jersey, made famous in Detroit by Matthew Stafford from 2009-2020, has a new assignment: rookie receiver Jameson Williams.

Mitch Trubisky seems to be pulling ahead in the Steelers' QB competition, but for how long will he maintain the job? What was Bucs CB Carlton Davis thinking when lining up versus Tyreek Hill in today's joint practice with Miami? Find out the buzz as we track interesting items of news from today's camp.

The Packers are missing their top two offensive linemen. It's not ideal, but it also might not be for long. Brian Gutekunst is encouraged by the progress made by both David Bakhtiari and Elgton Jenkins.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni referred to Jason Kelce's current streak of 122 consecutive regular-season games as something that keeps him hopeful for Week 1. Find out what other NFL news we're tracking this Wednesday.

Jacksonville coach Doug Pederson sat most of his starters in last week's Hall of Fame Game. The plan will change for the second preseason game, Friday against the Browns.

Geno Smith will get the first crack at winning the Seahawks' starting quarterback gig. The veteran will start Seattle's first preseason game Saturday against the Steelers.

The Baltimore Ravens' running back room is finally getting healthy a year after the position was decimated by injuries, and RB Justice Hill is feeling "a lot more confident" about his abilities as he returns from his Achilles injury.

Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase had a stellar rookie season, and Cincinnati plans to keep the ball rolling by moving him all over the field in 2022.

The "Hard Knocks" fun began on Tuesday night with Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell taking center stage. Brendan Walker recaps the season premier.

Having long aspired to play quarterback, Taysom Hill changing to play as a tight end is not what the Saints' Swiss army knife was hoping for, but he's going full speed ahead in his latest task.

During his Tuesday news conference, coach Sean McVay confirmed he signed a contract extension with the Los Angeles Rams during the offseason.