Vikings orchestrated the NFL’s first international back-to-back travel, moving almost 200 staff and a mountain of gear from Dublin to London in a multi-week logistical push. A Delta charter and two waves of trucks sailed through two customs regimes as Minnesota readies for a Browns game in Tottenham. Off the field, injuries tighten the OL depth, with two starters and a center in concussion protocol, while Waletzko joins the practice squad to bolster protection. London fan events and local food trucks amplify the overseas footprint.

In London, the operation blends logistics, marketing and heritage. The club leans into overseas presence with Outernet and Battersea venues, Cris Carter and John Randle appearances, and a U.S. Bank Stadium vibe to grow a local audience. The trip tests endurance and roster flexibility, underscoring the unusual realities of a modern international NFL season.

Packers release Mecole Hardman from the practice squad and sign Jakobie Keeney-James to push for WR depth; rookie Matthew Golden’s punt-catch struggles persist, but Green Bay stays the course at returner as Week 4 nears.

The move frees a practice-squad spot while Brant Banks’ activation leaves the roster status flexible. Keeney-James arrives with productive college minutes at Eastern Washington and UMass and a history of pre-draft interest, including a Titans visit and later workouts with Giants, Patriots, and Packers.

Colts workouts targeted RB depth and versatile defensive-back/line options, bringing in Boston Scott along with Keilan Robinson, Richie Grant and Matt Waletzko for evaluation. Scott offers proven rushing efficiency and passing-game versatility, while Robinson adds speed and return potential. Grant brings multi-position defensive back experience, and Waletzko provides swing-tackle/guard depth. No guarantees of immediate signings, but Indy plans to keep evaluating over the next month.

The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for their 2025 Oxnard Training Camp, scheduled to kick off with the first practice on July 20. Players, coaches, and staff members have been arriving at the facility, creating an exciting atmosphere filled with anticipation. Defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa took time to engage with media representatives, addressing questions and sharing insights about the upcoming season.

Notable arrivals include wide receiver Ryan Floumoy, along with a host of teammates including guards Tyler Booker and Nate Thomas, center Cooper Beebe, and running back Deuce Vaughn. The Cowboys' offensive line, featuring tackle Matt Waletzko, is expected to play a crucial role in the team's performance this season. The camaraderie among the players was evident, as they greeted each other warmly on their arrival.