This week marks the beginning of training camp in the NFL. The Arizona Cardinals and New Orleans Saints will be the first teams to get to work, but it won't be long before the entire league is back in action. See the team-by-team schedule here and check NFL Network and NFL.com for all of your training camp primers and up-to-the-minute news.
Here's what else is on tap for Monday:
Offseason full of trouble
Adrian Peterson's July 6 arrest was one of 31 incidents involving NFL players from after the Super Bowl through this week's start of training camps. **More ...**
• See who ranked No. 1 on Elliot Harrison's countdown of the best games of 2011 and relive all of last season's notable clashes.
• Charles Barkley talked with the "NFL Total Access" crew about whether NBA players are more skilled than their NFL counterparts.
• NFL.com's Ian Rapoport wraps up his coverage from the American Century Championship in South Lake Tahoe, where Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romofinished fifth among all golfers.
• Several Denver Broncos players visited a hospital Sunday to meet with some of the victims of the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting.
•Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back LeGarrette Blount's standing as a starter was on unstable ground after the team's first-round selection of Doug Martin. But one report says that the running back's tardiness might cost Blount even more than his featured role.
• Adam Scott's collapse at the British Open got the Around The League crew thinking: What are the biggest meltdowns in NFL history?
Debate: Biggest preseason question
Are Michael Vick and the Eagles really on the verge of a dynastic run? Our analysts provide burning preseason questions. **More ...**
• A 6,000-yard season for a quarterback? One observer says that the epic milestone could be in play for Aaron Rodgers in the near future.
• Happy birthday to Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk, who turns 36 on Monday.
• Think you have what it takes? Sign up for an NFL Fantasy Ultimate Experience league and compete for great prizes, including autographed memorabilia, trips to NFL events and more.
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