NFL Training Camps

Arizona Cardinals

Where: Northern Arizona University; Flagstaff, Ariz. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Matt Leinart needs to show his teammates and coaches he can be an NFL quarterback, not just a party boy.

Atlanta Falcons

Where: Falcons Facility; Flowery Branch, Ga. Opens: July 26 Storyline: The Falcons hope they have improved enough to provide a core of talent to play around No. 3 pick Matt Ryan.

Baltimore Ravens

Where: McDaniel College; Westminster, Md. Opens: July 22 Storyline: Joe Flacco visits Westminster for his first NFL camp, but can he help the Ravens find any kind of passing game?

Buffalo Bills

Where: St. John Fisher College; Pittsford, N.Y. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Will Marshawn Lynch's off-the-field problems be too much of a distraction?

Carolina Panthers

Where: Wofford College; Spartanburg, S.C. Opens: July 28 Storyline: Jake Delhomme's return is a huge step toward improvement for Carolina after missing the playoffs for two-consecutive years.

Chicago Bears

Where: Olivet Nazarene University; Bourbonnais, Ill. Opens: July 23 Storyline: With question marks at almost every offensive position, from quarterback to the offensive line, the Bears will be looking for offensive answers without Cedric Benson.

Cincinnati Bengals

Where: Georgetown; Georgetown, Ky. Opens: July 28 Storyline: The Bengals will need to focus on building a football team, not on the distracting antics of Chad Johnson.

Cleveland Browns

Where: Training Facility; Berea, Ohio Opens: July 24 Storyline: With Derek Anderson under center and Jamal Lewis in the backfield, the Browns seem poised and ready to win their first AFC North title.

Dallas Cowboys

Where: Marriott Residence Inn at River Ridge; Oxnard, Calif. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Fewer nicknames (Pacman Jones? Tank Johnson?) and more playoff wins are the goal at this camp.

Denver Broncos

Where: Dove Valley; Englewood, Colo. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Selvin Young is the latest in the line of Denver running backs, but rebuilding the offensive line will be a difficult chore.

Detroit Lions

Where: Allen Park Headquarters; Allen Park, Mich. Opens: July 24 Storyline: The Lions intend to win with defense, but need rookie Kevin Smith to carry the load in the backfield.

Green Bay Packers

Where: St. Norbert College; De Pere, Wis. Opens: July 28 Storyline: Aaron Rodgers will now be the featured bike rider from the locker room to the practice field.

Houston Texans

Where: Texans practice facility; Houston, Texas Opens: July 25 Storyline: Keeping Ahman Green and Matt Schaub healthy will be the key to improving on last year's fourth-place finish.

Indianapolis Colts

Where: Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology; Terre Haute, Ind. Opens: July 25 Storyline: With the retirement of tackle Tarik Glenn, protecting Peyton Manning's back side will be a big priority.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Where: Jacksonville Municipal Stadium; Jacksonville, Fla. Opens: July 26 Storyline: This is David Garrard's team now, and he and the Jaguars seem ready to take the next step.

Kansas City Chiefs

Where: University of Wisconsin-River Falls; River Falls, Wis. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Will the great draft -- picking up Glenn Dorsey and offensive lineman Brandon Albert -- translate into more than four wins?

Miami Dolphins

Where: Nova Southeastern University; Davie, Fla. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Team Tuna is looking for players who want to win, not dance around the team's issues.

Minnesota Vikings

Where: Minnesota State University; Mankato, Minn. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Tarvaris Jackson is the key to the Vikings earning their first playoff berth since 2004.

New England Patriots

Where: Gillette Stadium; Foxboro, Mass. Opens: July 25 Storyline: How much will the loss of Asante Samuel and Donte Stallworth affect the Super Bowl runner-up?

New Orleans Saints

Where: Millsaps College; Jackson, Miss. Opens: July 24 Storyline: After losing the first four games of last season, getting off to a quick start is key for Will Smith and the Saints.

New York Giants

Where: University of Albany; Albany, N.Y. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Can Justin Tuck (91) and Osi Umenyiora (72) pick up the slack from Michael Strahan's retirement?

New York Jets

Where: Hofstra University; Hempstead, N.Y. Opens: TBA Storyline: Uncertainty with Chad Pennington is the main concern for the Jets as they enter their last camp at Hofstra before moving to New Jersey in 2009.

Oakland Raiders

Where: Napa Valley Marriott; Napa Valley, Calif. Opens: July 26 Storyline: The Raiders' year will be based on JaMarcus Russell's development in his second year as an NFL quarterback.

Philadelphia Eagles

Where: Lehigh University; Bethlehem, Pa. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Donovan McNabb's shoulder is fine, but did the Eagles defense improve?

Pittsburgh Steelers

Where: Saint Vincent College; Latrobe, Pa. Opens: July 28 Storyline: Coach Mike Tomlin and the Steelers need to fix problems in their offensive line to protect a much-improved 10-win team.

St. Louis Rams

Where: Concordia College; Mequon, Wis. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Getting players like Marc Bulger healthy is the major theme after an injury-riddled 2007 season.

San Diego Chargers

Where: Chargers Park; San Diego, Calif. Opens: July 25 Storyline: After moving one game closer to the Super Bowl, San Diego must keep LaDainian Tomlinson charged for a deeper playoff run.

San Francisco 49ers

Where: Practice facility; Santa Clara, Calif. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Who will be the quarterback in Mike Martz's newly designed offense?

Seattle Seahawks

Where: Practice facility; Kirkland, Wash. Opens: July 25 Storyline: Mike Holmgren enters his final season in Seattle with a team capable of winning it all.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Where: Disney Wide World of Sports; Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Opens: July 26 Storyline: Veteran Warrick Dunn returns looking to help the Bucs get past the first round of the playoffs.

Tennessee Titans

Where: Baptist Sports Park Facility; Nashville, Tenn. Opens: July 27 Storyline: A new offense, led by coordinator Mike Heimerdinger, means we may see a new Vince Young in 2008.

Washington Redskins

Where: Redskins Park; Ashburn, Va. Opens: July 22 Storyline: As with another executive change in Washington, it will be interesting to evaluate new head coach Jim Zorn's first training camp.