WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS WAIVER REQUESTS (All are NO RECALL) BALTIMORE Pavia, Diego QB Vanderbilt (0)* PS: STND TENNESSEE Hayes, Ryan T Michigan (1)* PS: STND CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Friday, 7/24/26
TERMINATIONS VIA WAIVER SYSTEM CAROLINA Guilbeau, Jaylon DB Texas (0)* NEW ENGLAND Lampe, Brock RB Northern Illinois (1)* Indicates player’s accrued seasons at end of 2025 season.
ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS
FREE AGENT SIGNINGS
BALTIMORE
Pocic, Ethan C Louisiana State
CAROLINA
Prieskorn, Caden TE Mississippi
TENNESSEE
Thomas, Zachary T San Diego State
SELECTION LIST SIGNINGS
LAS VEGAS
McCoy, Jermod DB Tennessee (4-101) Mendoza, Fernando QB Indiana (1-1)* *Round and Overall Selection Number in 2026 Draft.
OTHER TRANSACTIONS/COMMENTS DECLARED PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM (All are Counts on Active List) ARIZONA Johnson, Paris T Ohio State Reiman, Tip TE Illinois Sweat, Josh LB Florida State Williams, Garrett DB Syracuse CLEVELAND Collins, Maliek DT Nebraska MIAMI Baker, Darrell DB Georgia Southern Duck, Storm DB Louisville TENNESSEE Hooker, Amani DB Iowa Latham, J.C. T Alabama
TRYOUTS CAROLINA Bailey, Derrell T Georgia State Falayi, Eni TE Wake Forest McLellan, Tyler T Campbell Metayer, Chamon TE Arizona State Moore, Tyler TE Iowa State Prieskorn, Caden TE Mississippi HOUSTON Dahoue, Dodji T Eastern Michigan NEW ENGLAND Franklin, Jeremiah TE Boston College SEATTLE Deguara, Josiah TE Cincinnati Muse, Nick TE South Carolina Te Kura, Ben T No College Vannett, Nick TE Ohio State
VISIT PHILADELPHIA Martin, Chandler LB Memphis
NOTES The following uniform numbers were assigned: Baltimore: John Simpson, G, Clemson (PID# 52517) from 76 to 74
Club-Led Fan Events to Take Place at All 32 Training Camp Locations on August 1-2 as Part of Training Camp: Back Together Weekend
NEW YORK – NFL clubs begin on-field preparations for the 2026 season this week as training camps get underway. The Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers, the first two clubs with their entire teams on site, are set to meet in the NFL/Hall of Fame Game on August 6 (8 p.m. ET, NBC) in Canton, Ohio.
In a rematch of Super Bowl LX, the New England Patriots will face the defending Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks in the league’s annual primetime kickoff game on Wednesday, September 9 (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC). Both the Patriots and Seahawks will have their full team on site on Friday, July 24.
The San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams, who will play at Melbourne Cricket Ground in the first-ever regular-season NFL game in Australia on Thursday, September 10 (8:35 p.m. ET, Netflix), will both have their entire team on site on Saturday, July 25. All 32 clubs will begin training camp by Tuesday, July 28.
For the sixth consecutive year, all 32 clubs will kick off Training Camp by holding practices with club-led fan events. Training Camp: Back Together Weekend Presented by YouTube TV will feature celebrations that will once again span two days – Saturday, August 1 and Sunday, August 2. The on-site and televised event will give fans a first look at their favorite new and veteran players, as well as their team’s roster depth heading into another exciting NFL season.
NFL Network and ESPN will provide complete coverage of all the action, including practices, player interviews, behind-the-scenes moments and fanfests from around the country. Beginning at noon ET on August 1 and continuing at 10 a.m. ET on August 2, NFL Network will provide nine hours of live coverage over the two days as teams across the league hit the field. Separately, ESPN will provide three hours of coverage on August 1 starting at 9 a.m. ET. NFL Network’s Inside Training Camp coverage begins Monday, August 3 at 10 a.m. ET and provides daily coverage of training camps through Wednesday, August 12.
In a growing trend, 28 clubs have scheduled joint practices with other teams, beginning on August 11 with the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Calif., the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots at New Balance Athletics Center in Foxborough, Mass., the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center in Florham Park, N.J. and the Tennessee Titans and San Francisco 49ers at SAP Performance Facility in Santa Clara, Calif. The Jacksonville Jaguars, New Orleans Saints and Tennessee Titans – with three joint practices – are among the 15 teams that have multiple joint practices scheduled, along with Baltimore, Carolina, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Indianapolis, the Los Angeles Rams, Miami, New England, San Francisco, Tampa Bay and Washington.
Six clubs will be spending the entirety of camp away from their facilities – Buffalo (St. John Fisher University in Rochester, N.Y.), Dallas (Marriott Residence Inn at River Ridge in Oxnard, Calif.), Indianapolis (Grand Park in Westfield, Ind.), Kansas City (Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Mo.), the Los Angeles Rams (Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Calif.) and Pittsburgh (St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa.).
Excluding 2020, the 26 clubs (81 percent) that are opting to “stay home” are tied for the most such teams since 2000. Teams considered to be “staying home” hold the majority of camp at their respective practice facility, home stadium or at a site within 10 miles of their team headquarters. In 2000, only 10 of 31 (32 percent) teams stayed close to home.
The number of NFL teams that stayed home for the entirety of training camp since 2000:
YEAR
NFL TEAMS WITH HOMETRAINING CAMPS (PCT.)
YEAR
NFL TEAMS WITH HOME TRAINING CAMPS (PCT.)
2000
10 of 31 (32%)
2014
20 of 32 (63%)
2001
9 of 31 (29%)
2015
21 of 32 (66%)
2002
10 of 32 (31%)
2016
20 of 32 (63%)
2003
14 of 32 (44%)
2017
21 of 32 (66%)
2004
15 of 32 (47%)
2018
21 of 32 (66%)
2005
17 of 32 (53%)
2019
22 of 32 (69%)
2006
15 of 32 (47%)
2020*
32 of 32 (100%)
2007
16 of 32 (50%)
2021
26 of 32 (81%)
2008
15 of 32 (47%)
2022
25 of 32 (78%)
2009
17 of 32 (53%)
2023
25 of 32 (78%)
2010
17 of 32 (53%)
2024
24 of 32 (75%)
2011
19 of 32 (59%)
2025
26 of 32 (81%)
2012
19 of 32 (59%)
2026
26 of 32 (81%)
2013
20 of 32 (63%)
*All teams trained at home due to COVID-19 pandemic
The following is a list of joint practice sessions scheduled for 2026:
FIRST SESSION
VISITING TEAM
HOST TEAM
LOCATION
8/11
Dallas
L.A. Rams
Los Angeles, Calif.
8/11
Indianapolis
New England
Foxborough, Mass.
8/11
Tampa Bay
N.Y. Jets
Florham Park, N.J.
8/11
Tennessee
San Francisco
Santa Clara, Calif.
8/12
Miami
Washington
Ashburn, Va.
8/13
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Metairie, La.
8/18
San Francisco
L.A. Chargers
El Segundo, Calif.
8/18
Las Vegas
Houston
Houston, Texas
8/18
New Orleans
Dallas
Oxnard, Calif.
8/19
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Westfield, Ind.
8/19
Baltimore
Minnesota
Eagan, Minn.
8/19
Carolina
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla.
8/19
Philadelphia
New England
Foxborough, Mass.
8/20
Buffalo
Cleveland
Berea, Ohio
8/20
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
8/20
New Orleans
L.A. Rams
Los Angeles, Calif.
8/20
N.Y. Giants
Miami
Miami Gardens, Fla.
8/21
Seattle
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn.
8/25
Tampa Bay
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla.
8/26
Arizona
Green Bay
Green Bay, Wis.
8/26
Houston
Carolina
Charlotte, N.C.
8/26
Washington
Baltimore
Owings Mills, Md.
8/27
Chicago
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn.
The following is a list of training camp sites and rookie and veteran reporting dates:
Allen was an All-CFL selection twice (2023, 2024), East Division All-CFL recipient three years in a row (2022-2024) and two-time Grey Cup champion (2022, 2024). He suited up in 63 regular season games with the Boatmen from 2021-24 while seeing action at both left and right tackle. In BC, Allen appeared in 10 games, but had to miss time due to injury.
Following a 2023 season where he allowed a CFL-low 11 quarterback pressures on 499 pass block situations and the Argonauts gave up the lowest sack total, Allen won the CFL’s Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award.
The 32-year-old native of Los Angeles suited up in 50 games with 49 starts at the University of Hawaii from 2014-17. Allen was a two-time offensive MVP for the Rainbow Warriors, allowing just one sack in his time with the program.
He signed with the Chicago Bears as a non-drafted free agent in 2018 and was waived by the team in May 2019 before a brief training camp stint in Green Bay. Allen spent 2020 in the XFL with both the St. Louis BattleHawks and New York Guardians and moved north to the Argonauts before the 2021 campaign.
The Pittsburgh Pirates today acquired right-handed pitcher Ron Marinaccio (pronounced “mair-uh-NAH-chee-oh”) from San Diego, in exchange for International Signing Bonus Pool considerations.
The 31-year-old Marinaccio, a native of Toms River, NJ, went 1-0 with a 4.79 ERA (47.0ip/25er) and 38 strikeouts across his 33 relief appearances with the Padres this season. He pitched more than 1.0 inning in 17 of his 33 appearances with San Diego, including at least 2.0 innings in 11 of those 33 appearances.
Marinaccio, who was originally selected by New York (AL) out of the University of Delaware in the 19th round of the 2017 First-Year Player Draft, has gone a combined 7-5 with two saves, a 3.50 ERA (172.1ip/67er) and 187 strikeouts in 141 career games with New York (2022-24) and San Diego (2025-26).
He posted a 3.02 ERA (125.1ip/42er), 149 strikeouts and a .186 batting average against (81-for-436) in 108 appearances from 2022-25, making him one of only nine Major League pitchers with a sub-3.05 ERA, at least 145 strikeouts and a sub-.190 batting average against during that stretch.
Right-handed pitcher Dennis Santana has been designated for assignment to make room for Marinaccio on Pittsburgh’s active and 40-man rosters.
