NFL training camps set to open with 10 new head coaches, several QB changes and plenty of hope
Summary
NFL teams are starting their training camps with 10 new head coaches and many changes in quarterbacks. The season begins with the Hall of Fame Game on August 6, leading up to Super Bowl 61 on February 14 in Los Angeles.Key Facts
- Training camps start this week, with six teams reporting before the weekend and the rest by next Tuesday.
- The Hall of Fame Game on August 6 features the Carolina Panthers vs. Arizona Cardinals.
- The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will open the regular season on September 9 with a Super Bowl rematch.
- Ten NFL teams have hired new head coaches, including John Harbaugh (New York Giants), Kevin Stefanski (Atlanta Falcons), and Robert Saleh (Tennessee Titans).
- Some new head coaches are experienced, while others are in their first NFL head coaching roles.
- Several teams have new quarterbacks or key position changes, such as Tua Tagovailoa competing in Atlanta and Kyler Murray moving to Minnesota.
- The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers will play the first regular-season game in Australia on September 10.
- The goal for all teams is to improve and compete for the championship, which culminates in the Super Bowl on February 14, the latest date the game has ever been held.
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