Training camp is still in the early stages around the NFL, as the overwhelming majority of teams are getting acclimated to football again. That doesn't mean the practices don't count (they do), but the pads will be coming on around the league next week.

The Bills' James Cook remains confident about securing a contract extension that meets his demands while participating in training camp, calling the Bills a "great organization."

Taylor Elgersma is trying to do something that has rarely if ever been done by a quarterback who played collegiately in Canada: Make it in the NFL.

J.J. Watt offered his thoughts on the fact that NFL training camps statistics are so closely reported by the media during the summer.

According to general manager Andrew Berry, bringing all four guys is not out of the question. Speaking with reporters on Thursday, Berry explained that with new rules allowing for larger practice squads and more elevations, carrying all four quarterbacks is not out of the question.

Tyrod Taylor will fill in for now. The Jets have an experienced backup quarterback in Taylor, and if Fields has to miss any time, Glenn said they'll be confident with the veteran QB under center, "He's been around this league for 14 years. The leadership he brings, we're all good," Glenn said.

Former NFL star and current CBS analyst J.J. Watt is unimpressed with the hype surrounding what he called "insane and ridiculous" stats emerging this week from scrimmages taking place during NFL training camps.

The Cleveland Browns have four quarterbacks vying for the starting job during training camp. The team signed veteran Joe Flacco, traded for less experienced vet

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