As NFL training camps open around the league, several stars will face immense pressure as they enter a contract year, prepare for position battles and try to meet the expectations of their draft statuses.

Baltimore has a strong passing attack, helmed by Lamar Jackson with the likes of Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman and Mark Andrews. The rushing attack is even more potent, with Jackson and Derrick Henry. Getting a good offensive line up front is crucial.

The Los Angeles Chargers will be the first NFL team to kick off training camp on Thursday, after rookies and select players reported last Saturday and veterans arrived on Wednesday.

As the Denver Broncos are in the home stretch of preparing for training camp, Wednesday marks the first day for Broncos rookies to report for camp. Both drafted rookies (seven, in Denver's case) and undrafted free agents will report to Dove Valley to begin their integration into the franchise.

Chargers left tackle Rashawn Slater reported to training camp Wednesday despite not having a contract extension.

Some of these Cowboys players impressed in OTAs and minicamp. Now, they’ll look to back their performances up in Oxnard.

While Jordyn Brooks is essentially a lock for one of the starting off-ball linebacker spots, the other is still up for grabs. While returning Dolphin Tyrel Dodson may have the inside track to the open job, he doesn’t have it clinched.

Mike Vrabel is about to embark on his first training camp as Patriots head coach. Along the ride, Vrabel will have to make some important roster decisions - who stays, who goes. He’ll need to trim the roster from 90 to the necessary 53 by August 26.

One big holdup could lead to holdouts for many of this year's second-round picks, including Panthers OLB Nic Scourton.

It was the second time the NHL held the Broadcast Training Camp, which is part of the League's ongoing commitment to off-ice player development that began with the 2013 creation of the NHL/NHLPA Player Orientation Program.

The San Francisco 49ers welcomed their rookies to training camp on Tuesday, but quarterback Kurtis Rourke will start on the non-football injury list.