Kam Arnold has returned to New England as a member of the Washington Commanders, bringing a wave of nostalgia as he reconnects with familiar faces from his collegiate days. After practice, Arnold expressed his excitement at being back in Boston, noting how it felt different not being at Boston College, yet he enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere.

During the training camp, he has been impressive, getting numerous looks with the second team and seemingly making a strong case for a spot on the roster. Arnold discussed his interactions with former teammates, including Alec Lindstrom and Jack Conley, and his respect for players like Harold Landry. He plans to follow BC football closely this fall, maintaining connections with current players. As he adjusts to the NFL, he feels confident in mastering the playbook and is focused on studying opposing offenses to elevate his game.

The Denver Broncos have a strong tradition of undrafted free agents (UDFAs) making the 53-man roster, with at least one UDFA securing a spot for 21 of the past 22 seasons. This year, the focus is on five standout UDFAs who have the best chances of earning a coveted place on the squad. Johnny Walker, a pass rusher from Missouri, received the highest signing bonus and has shown potential with 9.5 sacks last season. Karene Reid of Utah, despite facing competition at inside linebacker, has the opportunity to shine. Clay Webb from Jacksonville State, projected as a late-round pick, aims to bolster the offensive line. Xavier Truss from Georgia, a massive lineman, and JB Brown of Kansas, both are in positions that lack depth, enhancing their chances for the final roster.