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When does 2018 NFL training camp start?

ByCody Williams|
GLENDALE, AZ - AUGUST 01: Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald #11 of the Arizona Cardinals runs with the football after a reception during the team training camp at University of Phoenix Stadium on August 1, 2015 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
GLENDALE, AZ - AUGUST 01: Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald #11 of the Arizona Cardinals runs with the football after a reception during the team training camp at University of Phoenix Stadium on August 1, 2015 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

After a long offseason with no football, every fan is looking forward to NFL training camp getting underway, and here are the start dates for all 32 teams.

Oh the days of summer while being an NFL fan. They are some of the most grueling to get through. Sure, once the draft subsides, there is still OTAs and minicamps to pine over every bit of information that comes out. But in reality, we’re all waiting for one thing to get going: NFL training camp.

Training camp is the time of year where things really start to take shape. Roles throughout the roster start to form, positional battles are won and lost and that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what all we can glean from NFL training camp. Thus, we’ve been waiting for it all summer — but when do things actually get underway.

We’ve got you covered there.

Here’s a quick look at when rookies and veterans will report to NFL training camp for all 32 teams:

  • Arizona Cardinals – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 27
  • Atlanta Falcons – Rookies: July 23 | Veterans: July 26
  • Baltimore Ravens – Rookies: July 11 | Veterans: July 18
  • Buffalo Bills – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Carolina Panthers – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Chicago Bears – Rookies: July 16 | Veterans: July 19
  • Cincinnati Bengals – Rookies: July 23 | Veterans: July 25
  • Cleveland Browns – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Dallas Cowboys – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Denver Broncos – Rookies: July 24 | Veterans: July 27
  • Detroit Lions – Rookies: July 19 | Veterans: July 26
  • Green Bay Packers – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 27
  • Houston Texans – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Indianapolis Colts – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 25
  • Jacksonville Jaguars – Rookies: July 18 | Veterans: July 25
  • Kansas City Chiefs – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 25
  • Los Angeles Chargers – Rookies: July 27 | Veterans: July 27
  • Los Angeles Rams – Rookies: July 23 | Veterans: July 25
  • Miami Dolphins – Rookies: July 18 | Veterans: July 25
  • Minnesota Vikings – Rookies: July 24 | Veterans: July 27
  • New England Patriots – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 25
  • New Orleans Saints – Rookies: July 18 | Veterans: July 25
  • New York Giants – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 25
  • New York Jets – Rookies: July 24 | Veterans: July 26
  • Oakland Raiders – Rookies: July 23 | Veterans: July 26
  • Philadelphia Eagles – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Pittsburgh Steelers – Rookies: July 24 | Veterans: July 25
  • San Francisco 49ers – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Seattle Seahawks – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Rookies: July 23 | Veterans: July 25
  • Tennessee Titans – Rookies: July 22 | Veterans: July 25
  • Washington Redskins – Rookies: July 25 | Veterans: July 25

Next: NFL Power Rankings 2018: Post-minicamp edition

We can only wait until the camps start to get underway before we really have the juicy stuff to delve into. Until then though, we’ll just keep on prognosticating and predicting about the information that we do currently possess.

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